Empirical Doritos Nacho Cheese Spirit is an audacious and playful innovation in the world of spirits, blending the familiar indulgence of Doritos Nacho Cheese with the craftsmanship of distillation. This unique spirit captures the essence of the beloved snack in a form that's both surprising and delightful.
The spirit is a tantalizing journey for the taste buds, opening with the umami and tangy notes of nacho cheese and evolving into the deeper, corn-forward flavors reminiscent of a corn tostada. It finishes on a soft, salty note, perfectly encapsulating the Doritos experience in a liquid form. Crafted with malted barley, Belgian Saison Yeast 2, and actual Doritos Nacho Cheese, this spirit tastes like the real thing - but with a sophisticated twist.
The creation of Empirical Doritos Nacho Cheese Spirit was serendipitous, born from experimental distillation and a casual lunch snack. The result was an unexpected and delightful discovery - a spirit that tastes like Doritos! This innovation touches on all the flavor points that tantalize our palates: umami, saltiness, sweetness, sour tang, and a hint of bitterness.
Enjoy it neat or over ice, or get creative and use it in a Margarita or Bloody Mary.
42% ABV (84 Proof). Limited Edition.
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