Metaxa 5* 38% 0,7L
Product characteristics
Metaxa 5* is the classic expression of Greece, made from a blend of wine distillates, Muscat wines and Mediterranean botanicals. This spirit combines tradition with modern elegance and stands as a golden symbol of Greek sun and hospitality. The nose brings honey, orange peel and vanilla, while the palate shows dried fruit, raisins and gentle spice. The finish is long, warm and sweet. It suits both those who enjoy smooth brandies and those looking for a cocktail ingredient.
Serve Metaxa 5* slightly chilled or over ice, ideally in a brandy glass. It works well as a digestif and in cocktails such as Metaxa Sour and Greek Sunset. At the table it pairs with baklava, nuts, chocolate and aged cheeses. This spirit is the essence of Greek elegance – smooth, aromatic and full of sunshine.
Metaxa 5* – a Greek brandy with a honey-orange profile
Metaxa 5* is a classic Greek brandy where wine distillates, Muscat wines and Mediterranean herbs come together. It combines tradition with modern elegance and stands as a golden symbol of Greek sun and hospitality.
What is Metaxa?
Metaxa is a Greek brandy made from a blend of wine distillates, Muscat wines and botanicals. The 5* expression shows a honey and orange peel aroma with vanilla, and a soft, smooth palate of dried fruit and raisins. The finish is warm, sweet and lightly spicy.
How to serve Metaxa 5*
Serve it slightly chilled or over ice in a brandy glass. It works well as a digestif and in cocktails such as Metaxa Sour and Greek Sunset. At the table it pairs with baklava, nuts, chocolate and aged cheeses.
Who it is for
Metaxa 5* suits those who enjoy smooth, honeyed brandies as well as anyone looking for a versatile cocktail ingredient.
Frequently asked questions
What to drink Metaxa 5* with?
Metaxa 5* pairs well with baklava, nuts, chocolate and aged cheeses. It can also be served as a digestif.
How much alcohol does Metaxa 5* have?
Metaxa 5* has 38% alcohol.
How to serve Metaxa 5*?
Serve it slightly chilled or over ice, in a brandy glass. It also works in cocktails such as Metaxa Sour and Greek Sunset.
