Anggel’s Share Is Bringing The World’s Finest To Your Doorstep
Whether you’re a wine or whiskey connoisseur, someone who loves gin, or you’re a tequila lover, or perhaps you’re just starting to explore the world of wines and spirits, Anggel’s Share has something in store for you.
One of the finest Indian importers of wines and spirits, Anggel’s Share continues to bring some of the finest collections of alco-bev from around the world since its inception in 2020.
The company’s name is also inspired by interesting lore in whiskey making. It’s said that the tiny amount of whiskey that gets evaporated every year during aging is consumed by angels as, according to the legend, it’s their share of the spirit. Isn’t that interesting?
It’s evident that the founding team, comprising some of India’s veterans in the industry, share a love for all things spirits and wine and want to extend this to the other connoisseurs in the country too.
Anggel’s Share’s vision is to offer a wide range of the finest wines and spirits to everyone who wants to dip into this world, and by partnering with bars, restaurants, hotels, and retailers across the country, Anggel’s Share is making this world accessible to all.
While there are several internationally acclaimed wines and spirits in the company’s roster, we narrowed down five names from around the world that you can now acquire via Anggel’s Share…
5 Best International Wines & Spirits Available Through Anggel’s Share
Codigo 1530 Blanco Tequila
Código 1530 Blanco Tequila
Let’s be honest, we all need some Tequila from time to time, so why not drink the finest? As we see the growth of the agave trend in India, Tequila is skyrocketing like no other, and the Código 1530 Blanco Tequila is a must-have for any connoisseur’s collection. This award-winning spirit opens up with earthy, mineral characters on the nose with citrus and floral notes. On the palate, you can expect notes of dried fruit, coconut, cooked agave, and lemon, with a little bit of earthiness. This Tequila works incredibly well on ice, with a tonic, or in a cocktail of your choice. Or if you like your shots, then this is the one for you.
Flor de Caña Rum 12 YO
Flor de Caña Rum 12 YO
Did we mention that this is a rum with 0 sugar? Yes, you read that right. The Flor de Caña Rum 12 Year Old hails from Nicaragua, where it’s aged at the base of the active volcano San Cristobal. Here’s another fun fact, it is the only global spirit to hold the world’s top two sustainability certifications. When it comes to a rum for the rum lover, this is the one to go for. This rum graces you with its notes of vanilla, red fruits, nuts, honey, and woodiness. Pair this with a cigar, some chocolate, or perhaps even in a cocktail of your choice - and you’ll definitely be going for seconds - maybe thirds and fourths too!
Sabatini Gin
Sabatini Gin
We all love Tuscan wines, but let us tell you, Tuscan gins have a charm of their own, and Sabatini Gin is no exception. Coming from the recent success of winning the Silver medal in the World Gin Award 2023 in the London Dry Gin category, Sabatini Gin can best be described as a London Dry Gin with a Tuscan soul. Since 2015, the Sabatini Family has been devoted to developing a unique product that can bring the best of Made in Italy to the world. In a labour of love for their land, the family’s work transmits the story of the natural beauty of the Tuscan hillside, complete with its scents and incomparable views. There are nine strictly Tuscan botanicals present in Sabatini Gin: obviously juniper, but also coriander, iris, wild fennel, lavender, olive leaves, wild thyme in the Tuscan version called savoury, lemon verbena and sage, most of which come from wild plants collected in the gardens of the villa. For gin lovers, this is heaven. It opens up with fresh citrus, herbs, and floral notes. On the palate, one can sense notes of fennel, verbena lemon, and thyme. Lovers of the classic G&T, top it off with a tonic of your choice. Sabatini also works impeccably well in a variety of cocktails. The next time you’re at your neighbourhood bar or restaurant, don’t forget to ask for a gin cocktail made with Sabatini!
Castello Di Querceto Cignale 2015, Tuscany & Italy
Castello Di Querceto Cignale 2015, Tuscany, Italy
Speaking of Italian gins, we couldn’t forget Italian wine! Coming from Castello di Querceto, the medieval Castle dates back to the 16th Century AD and has witnessed and borne the brunt of many battles. The entire production structure is concentrated in the heart of the company, near the Castle. This Cabernet Sauvignon & Merlot blend is a sight for sore eyes with its deep ruby red colour. Dip your nose into your glass and expect notes of red and black fruit tobacco, vanilla, chocolate and floral aromas. The first sip will give you a wonderful bouquet, and the wine expresses elegant tannins. A great one to pair with meat, poultry, steak, and even grilled vegetables.
Grattamacco Bolgheri Superiore DOC 2017, Tuscany & Italy
Grattamacco Bolgheri Superiore DOC 2017, Tuscany & Italy
Another Italian beauty on the list, the Grattamacco Bolgheri Superiore DOC 2017 takes you on a journey of Tuscan wine. The Grattamacco estate in the Bolgheri region of central Italy is committed to sustainability and organic farming practices. The soil natural to this region lends itself to the special taste of this blend. The estate is also the oldest grower of organically certified grapes in all Bolgheri since 1977.
The Grattamacco Bolgheri Superiore DOC 2017 has notes of juicy black currant, cedarwood, and wild strawberries, mixed with delicate nuanced rosemary and pepper. It’s beautifully balanced and harmonic, with a silky soft and complex structure. Pair it with meats, pasta, and curries of your choice for the perfect pairing. This beauty also grabbed a spot in Wine Spectator magazine’s Top 15 Wines in the World list.
This article was written in association with Anggel’s Share.
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