Bacan Aguardiente
Bacan Aguardiente is a premium Colombian anise spirit — five-times distilled, sugar-free, and kosher-certified, made in small batches from first-press organic sugarcane juice and organic Spanish star anise.
Crafted in small batches of under 1,000 liters, Bacan uses first-press organic sugarcane juice and organic Spanish star anise, brought to proof through a slow dilution with pure water. Five distillations give it an exceptionally smooth, refined character — a more elegant take on the traditional anise-based aguardiente of Colombia.
Tasting Notes
- Aroma: A harmonious blend of sweet anise with subtle citrus zest
- Palate: Silky and elegant, with black licorice unfolding into herbal and floral layers
- Finish: Smooth and warming, with gentle spice
Specs
- Brand: Bacan
- Style: Aguardiente (anise spirit)
- Production: 5x distilled, small batch, sugar-free, kosher
- Base: First-press organic sugarcane juice, organic Spanish star anise
- Origin: Colombia
- Proof: 48 (24% ABV)
- Size: 750ml
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Bacan made from? First-press organic sugarcane juice and organic Spanish star anise, distilled five times.
- Is it sweet? No — it is sugar-free, with a naturally sweet anise aroma rather than added sugar.
- How do you serve it? Neat, or in craft cocktails as a refined alternative to traditional anise spirits.
Bacan Aguardiente is a premium Colombian anise spirit — five-times distilled, sugar-free, and kosher-certified, made in small batches from first-press organic sugarcane juice and organic Spanish star anise.
Crafted in small batches of under 1,000 liters, Bacan uses first-press organic sugarcane juice and organic Spanish star anise, brought to proof through a slow dilution with pure water. Five distillations give it an exceptionally smooth, refined character — a more elegant take on the traditional anise-based aguardiente of Colombia.
Tasting Notes
- Aroma: A harmonious blend of sweet anise with subtle citrus zest
- Palate: Silky and elegant, with black licorice unfolding into herbal and floral layers
- Finish: Smooth and warming, with gentle spice
Specs
- Brand: Bacan
- Style: Aguardiente (anise spirit)
- Production: 5x distilled, small batch, sugar-free, kosher
- Base: First-press organic sugarcane juice, organic Spanish star anise
- Origin: Colombia
- Proof: 48 (24% ABV)
- Size: 750ml
Browse more liqueurs at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Bacan made from? First-press organic sugarcane juice and organic Spanish star anise, distilled five times.
- Is it sweet? No — it is sugar-free, with a naturally sweet anise aroma rather than added sugar.
- How do you serve it? Neat, or in craft cocktails as a refined alternative to traditional anise spirits.
Description
Bacan Aguardiente is a premium Colombian anise spirit — five-times distilled, sugar-free, and kosher-certified, made in small batches from first-press organic sugarcane juice and organic Spanish star anise.
Crafted in small batches of under 1,000 liters, Bacan uses first-press organic sugarcane juice and organic Spanish star anise, brought to proof through a slow dilution with pure water. Five distillations give it an exceptionally smooth, refined character — a more elegant take on the traditional anise-based aguardiente of Colombia.
Tasting Notes
- Aroma: A harmonious blend of sweet anise with subtle citrus zest
- Palate: Silky and elegant, with black licorice unfolding into herbal and floral layers
- Finish: Smooth and warming, with gentle spice
Specs
- Brand: Bacan
- Style: Aguardiente (anise spirit)
- Production: 5x distilled, small batch, sugar-free, kosher
- Base: First-press organic sugarcane juice, organic Spanish star anise
- Origin: Colombia
- Proof: 48 (24% ABV)
- Size: 750ml
Browse more liqueurs at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Bacan made from? First-press organic sugarcane juice and organic Spanish star anise, distilled five times.
- Is it sweet? No — it is sugar-free, with a naturally sweet anise aroma rather than added sugar.
- How do you serve it? Neat, or in craft cocktails as a refined alternative to traditional anise spirits.
