Copper Rivet Son of a Gun Coffee Liqueur | 500ML

Introduction

Liqueur: Copper Rivet Son of a Gun Coffee Liqueur | 500ML

Rich, roasty coffee and dark chocolate coated beans bring a bold profile, balanced by dried citrus and a touch of creamy praline.

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Size: 500ML

Proof: 50 (25%ABV)

Origin: United Kingdom

Distillery: Copper Rivet Distillery

A splendid caffeine fix from the team at Kent’s Copper Rivet Distillery, this liqueur combines its delicious Son of a Gun pot-distilled grain spirit with cold-brewed roasted arabica coffee beans, making it an ideal component for an Espresso Martini, and a tasty treat served neat over ice.

Copper Rivet Son of a Gun Coffee Liqueur | 500ML Tasting Notes

Nose: A rich and bold liqueur with the creaminess of vodka.

Palate: Notes of chocolate orange and hazelnut.

Finish: A dark chocolate finish.

Distillery Information

Located in a former pump house in the Royal Naval Dockyards in Chatham, Kent, the Copper Rivet distillery opened in 2016. The building lay derelict for years until it was spotted by chance by Matthew Russell, who was having a picnic over the River Medway at Upnor Castle. The following Monday, Matthew drove to Chatham Maritime and discovered it was for sale and bought the site. Abhishek Abhi Banik, a teacher at Heriot-Watt University and someone who built distilleries for, among others, Ogilvy vodka in Scotland, was brought on board as the master distiller. The Copper Rivet distillery was designed by Banik and built bespoke. Most of the barley, rye and wheat the brand uses are grown on the nearby Isle of Sheppey and the company is committed to providing employment for the area Copper Rivet already has a vodka, Vela, and two gins, Son of a Gun and Dockyard Gin but youll have to wait until 2020 to try a Copper Rivet whisky.