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Voyant II: Going to the source
Robert Says: Thanks for the write up on Voyant. I formulated Voyant to be different - I spent 15 years doing flavor development for the alcohol industry and my flavors are in some large brands currently in the market - I hate to admit it, but I am responsible for quite a bit of the flavored Vodkas & Rums out there. I got upset that the alcohol industry was merely putting out flavor extensions. That and the fact that my wife is a huge Chai drinker compelled me to try and formulate a Chai liqueur. Voyant is the result of over a year of trial and error. The thought process was to use the real spices and tea and to use the highest quality alcohol so that you do not get the annoying alcohol burn you get with most liqueurs. I happen to be partial to aged rum and the lovely people at the same company that makes Cruzan gave me a rum that was second to none. Now that I had the rum, spices and tea, I worked on the cream base as this was an essential part of the product. Most (OK - ALL) cream liqueurs are so thick that you need to drink them with a fork & knife. I made Voyant light so that it could be enjoyed all year round. You were right about making desserts with Voyant. At the Sensi restaurant in the Bellagio in Vegas, they are making Chai Ice Cream with it and you can put it over ice cream, brownies or use it to make Tiramisu or Bread Pudding. Thanks Robert! Posted by zaf at July 28, 2006 11:02 AMTrackback PingsTrackBack URL for this entry: CommentsHey, didn't Robert promise some recipes? :) Posted by: Jason at July 28, 2006 12:39 PM Indeed he did. But you're just going to have to wait till part 3 next week. 'cause I'm lazy. Anyone know anywhere else we can buy this stuff? Posted by: zaf at July 28, 2006 1:51 PM Not the most conveniently located place, since it isn't near a metro (train) stop but they have the 750ml Voyant for $21.99 at: Posted by: Jason at July 28, 2006 2:34 PM Look at the website at www.voyantchai.com - if you see your state with distribution, you can ask any liquor store near you to bring in Voyant - you do not have to travel far. The problem as I mentioned is that the industry has consolidated and the disributors only focus on large brands. Posted by: Robert at July 28, 2006 7:53 PM Zaf, I found Voyant at Barmy Wines at 1912 L St. today for $26.99. Probbaly a more convenient location than the Georgetown liquer store I mentioned, but more expensive. Posted by: Jason at August 1, 2006 2:14 PM Post a comment |
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