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Axia Extra Dry Mastiha 70 cl - Premium, Unsweetened White Spirit, 0.5% Sugar - 30% Less Calories than Vodka - Ideal for Cocktails and Tonic Serves

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Billed as being the world's first extra dry mastiha, this 40% spirit is distilled (in a similar process to gin) with the resin crystals of the Mastic tree which only grows on the Greek island of Chios.

For millennia, mastic resin has been extracted from the Mastiha tree and coveted and traded for its sweet floral scent, distinctive flavour and revered anti-oxidant healing qualities.Pronounced “Mas – teek – ah”, it is a spirit distilled from the resin of the mastiha tree, found on the Greek island of Chios. The Street Easy is a welcoming, relaxed place with a real personal touch – we received excellent service. The sap is milked and left to dry in the wind, forming crystals which are then blended with alcohol and twice distilled in a process that fuses traditional distillation in hand-crafted copper stills to produce a premium, extra dry and unsweetened white spirit. Each element on the label reflects Axia’s heritage and ingredients, namely the branches of the mastic tree, the mastic tree seeds and the snakes that inhabited Chios Island in Greece.

The clear spirit is distilled from the resin of the Mastic tree farmed in groves on the Greek island of Chios. At The Umbrella Project we’ve always championed local and independent producers, as well as the most traditional and influential products for bar and home use. The island, the fifth largest Greek island in the Aegean, is situated just off the coast of Turkey and is separated from the Anatolian mainland by the Chios Channel. Hippocrates recommended mastic resin to prevent digestive problems, colds and as a breath freshener.Pearls of mastic are harvested from native trees on the island and distilled to make this herbal, fresh, slightly sweet liqueur which gives flavours of pine needles, gnocchi, imperial mint, and a touch of anise. You might have seen this plant resin sold as natural chewing gum in Greece, or seen Greek honey with mastiha, popular in high end hamper boxes over here. It is reserved for a spirit produced in Greece using mastic resin exclusively from the island of Chios. The area beneath the trees is covered with a thin layer of white limestone powder to help keep the crystals clean. Argentina Austraila Australia Austria Bahamas Barbados Begium Belgium Bermuda Brazil British Virgin Islands Canada Caribbean Cayman Islands Chile China Colombia Costa Rica Croatia Czech Republic Denmark Dominican Republic England Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Guatemala Guyana Haiti Hawaii Holland Hungary Iceland India Ireland Israel Isreal Italy Jamaica Jamaican Japan Jordan Kazakhstan Latvia Lebanon Lucia Mexico moldova Netherlands New Zealand Nicaragua Norway Panama Peru Philippines Poland Portugal Puerto Rico Republic Russia Scotland Serbia Slovakia South Africa Spain Sri Lanka St.

Then there is the ‘Axia Mastiha Margarita’, which is a mix of 45ml Axia, 25ml Dry Pierre Ferrand Dry Curaçao, 7. On a separate note, I would also recommend visiting STEREO, which is a fun basement cocktail bar with live music, inspired by the vibrant late-night New York and London culture. I rather like Axia served neat, but it can also be served on the rocks or in many popular cocktails, making it ideal for an alternative refreshing summer cocktail and tonic serve.

For generations, the families who have lived and farmed on the local hills of Chios harvest the treasured Mastic tree twice a year. An expertly-crafted Mastiha here from Greece, made with resin from the Mastic trees on the island of Chios. It’s pronounced “Mas – teek – ah” and it’s a resin from the mastiha tree, found on the Greek island of Chios.

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