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Batavia-Arrack Van Oosten (Cane Spirit) 750ml



$32.99
0 available
Not currently in stock.

Temporarily out of stock - new inventory will arrive by July 3rd. Feel free to place a pre-arrival order now and we'll notify you once your order has shipped.

Batavia Arrack comes only from the Island of Java. It is distilled from sugarcane and fermented red rice, using chinese pot stills with characteristic teak vats.  Batavia Arrack has no relation nor taste similarities to spirits called Arak from Lebanon or Sri Lanka.

A Celebrated Spirit in Punch, Classic Cocktails & Dark Chocolate

"It is a taste that has traveled the world from the Dutch East Indies, unique for its ability to both add depth and to lift the aromas of citrus and chocolate.  From the late 17th to th 19th century, in an age when "Punch" was a celebration of all things then exotic - citrus, sugar, and spice, no Punch was without a true Batavia Arrack.  In pre-Prohibition America, Batavia Arrack and most notably the Swedish Punsch were essential to many now-classic cocktails.  Beyond these uses, Batavia Arrack is today found in boutique European chocolates and tropical fruit drinks at resorts in Bali."


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