Grey Goose La Poire
Vodka with aromatic Williams pears from Anjou in the Loire. Soft and full-bodied, with notes of nuts, honeysuckle and wildflowers: excellent in a Pear Martini, a mule or a spritz.
Pears from the Loire, winter wheat from Picardy
Grey Goose La Poire combines soft winter wheat from Picardy, distilled five times, with spring water from the Cognac region, filtered through limestone. The fruit comes from aromatic Williams pears from Anjou, in the Loire Valley. These pears bring not only fruit, but also notes of nuts, honeysuckle and wildflowers.
Where Le Citron is fresh and citrusy, La Poire is softer and more floral. At 40%, it has the full strength of the Original, so it won’t get lost in a cocktail. Grey Goose recommends it as a cocktail ingredient, but it can also be enjoyed neat or simply mixed.
In brief
Soft pear with a floral touch
Slightly sweet pear
A slightly sweet nose of ripe pear, surrounded by honeysuckle and wildflowers.
Soft and full-bodied
Soft and full-bodied on the palate. Along with juicy pear, you’ll taste a light nutty note.
Rounded and floral
A round, smooth finish with the pear's floral notes coming through gently.
Grey Goose La Poire's flavor profile, lightly chilled. With ginger or bubbles, it tastes fresher.
From Pear Martini to pear with ginger
La Poire loves ginger, bubbles, and a chilled glass. Three serves, each showing a different side of the pear.
Pear Martini
50 ml Grey Goose La Poire, 10 ml dry vermouth, and 10 ml fresh lemon juice, shaken with ice and strained into a chilled Nick & Nora glass. Garnish with a thin slice of pear.
Nick & Nora glasses →La Poire & ginger ale
50 ml Grey Goose La Poire with 150 ml ginger ale in a long drink glass full of ice, with a wedge of lime. The ginger and pear complement each other beautifully.
Long drink glasses →Pear mule
50 ml Grey Goose La Poire, 15 ml lime juice, and 120 ml ginger beer in a copper mug filled with plenty of ice. Spicier and fresher than the version with ginger ale.
To the Moscow Mule →Cocktails with Grey Goose La Poire
In cocktails with apple, elderflower, or bubbles, you can replace the base spirit with La Poire.
Appletini
Vodka with apple liqueur and lemon. La Poire turns it into a smooth Pear and Apple Martini.
Moscow Mule
Vodka, lime, and ginger beer. Pear and ginger are a classic combination.
Hugo Spritz
Elderflower, prosecco, mint, and soda. A splash of La Poire makes it more floral and full-bodied.
Sgroppino
Lemon sorbet, vodka, and prosecco, whipped until airy. With pear, it makes an elegant dessert.The right glass for Grey Goose La Poire
A Nick & Nora for the Pear Martini, a long drink glass for La Poire with ginger ale, a copper mug for the mule, and a spacious wine glass for the spritz.
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Smooth, full citrus from lemon oil, including from Menton. Elegant in a Lemon Drop or with tonic.
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