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Brand Crystal head
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Country Canada
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Size 70CL
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ABV 40%
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Closure Cork
Regular price £49.49
Crystal Head are back with their striking new expression Onyx and it’s available to order now! Crafted from premium Blue Weber Agave and sourced from a single farm in Mexico. This Presented in it’s flagship skull shape bottle but with a luxurious black finish and matching crest debossed cap, Onyx is a celebration of the powerful warrior crystal of the same name. Onyx combines all colours of the spectrum and is said to absorb negativity; the darker the stone, the more energy it holds.Like all Crystal Head expressions, Onyx is blended with the purest water from Newfoundland, Canada. This gives the final product a clean and semi-sweet finish. Staying true to Crystal Head values, Onyx does not contain any oils, sugars or additives. Read more.
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Description
Dan Aykroyd and John Alexander wanted to craft a vessel worthy of one of the world's purest vodkas. A symbol of life, reflecting power and enlightenment, to hold their award-winning white spirit of super natural purity. Crystal Head contains no additives. No glycerol, citrus oils or sugars. Nothing is added to enhance the taste.
Tasting Notes
Soft and smooth with a touch of spice and sweetness
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White Russian Recipe
The White Russian was once a not-so-well-known cocktail; that all changed when The Dude came along. The White Russian was first mixed up back in 1949 when Gustave Tops, a Belgian bartender, dreamt up two luxurious cocktails, the Black and the White Russian. The difference? Well, the Black Russian...
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