Thin rim, wide bowl. The aromatics are the brushwork; give them room. A tumbler will do, a tasting glass is better, a plastic cup does the drink no favours.
- Glass
- Thin rim, wide bowl
Coffee in the peach. Radish in the pear.
Rotterdam · Non-alcoholic · 750 ml
It’s all in there. Pour it.
Peach with coffee. Pear with radish. Strawberry with tomato. Three works, three chapters, € 19–20 a bottle.
Chapter 01 ↓


Chapter 02 — PEAR
Pear, radish, ginger, water, black pepper, natural flavours, citric acid, sea salt.


Chapter 03 — STRAWBERRY
Strawberry, tomato, honeycomb, vanilla, salt.
750 ml · 0.0% · Ready to pour
Next chapter
New works, first.
Three works today, more in development. One note when the next one is bottled.
The rituals — 04
Pairing, per bottle — to be confirmed
Thin rim, wide bowl. The aromatics are the brushwork; give them room. A tumbler will do, a tasting glass is better, a plastic cup does the drink no favours.
6°C, straight from the coldest shelf. Colder flattens the fruit into sugar, warmer loosens the acidity and the finish turns soft. Twenty minutes out of the fridge is already too long.
One clear cube, or none at all. Never crushed — it dilutes fast and smudges the painting. If the bottle is properly cold, skip the ice entirely.
One element only, and it has to earn its place: a slapped herb, a strip of citrus oil, a crack of pepper. Anything decorative gets in the way of the nose.