Netjets US Spring 2024

THE SMART GUIDE
States of Mind
Sustainable Excellence
Known for its additive-free tequilas from the
highlands of Jalisco, Mexican brand Mijenta has
produced two new expressions to tantalize the
taste buds: The Cristalino (left) and the Añejo
Gran Reserva (above). The latter, aged in four
bespoke casks—American white oak, French
oak, acacia, and cherry—is its premium product.
mijenta-tequila.com
The third mezcal in the Clase Azul
collection stays true to its roots
and is named after the region the
green agave from which it is made
originates—the Mexican state of
San Luis Potosí (or more exactly the
small village of Estación Ipiña.)
claseazul.com
Fine Vintage
Located on the banks of
the Tay, Aberfeldy is a
distillery of distinction, and
one that is embellished by
its keeness to innovate.
Never has this been more
apparent than in the 21-
Year Malbec Cask Finish,
a whisky finished in wine
casks from Argentina.
aberfeldy.com
Global Power
For its spring release the
wine and spirits merchant
Berry Bros. & Rudd is
championing whiskies from
such disparate places
as Sweden and Guyana,
alongside bottles from
the spiritual homeland,
like this single malt from
Craigellachie, the Speyside
distillery. bbrspirits.com
Whisky Reboot
Also a Speyside regular of renown, Longmorn is enhancing its
reputation with a makeover of its familiar bottlings. Encased
in a new-look design, these releases of 18-Year-Old and
22-Year-Old single batch whiskies are both matured primarily
in American oak casks. longmorn.com
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