Quetzal-Cola-tl

N°02 | Bottled October 2026 | 200 ml · 7.4% Vol.

Rum and cola, rebuilt from scratch. Botran 15 from the Guatemalan highlands, cherry liqueur, lime and a cola we make ourselves — seventeen ingredients, no secrets. Ice, pour, done.

Serves

1 serving

inc. VAT

Click & Collect at the bar

Belgium delivery · Bpost

Keeps 6 months unopened

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Product details — 05

Per bottle · 200 ml · 1 serving

What's inside.

Botran N°15
Cherry Liqueur
Lime
Homemade Cola : Sugar, Molasses, Lime Zest, Lemon Zest, Orange, Mate, Cloves, Cola Nuts, Coffee, Hyssop, Coriander, Cinnamon, Oregano, Vanilla, Nutmeg, Water, Citric Acid
Water
CO2

Serving suggestion

How to serve.

We did the complicated part. You get the simple one.

Fridge, a few hours at least. Cold bubbles last longer.
Fill a highball with ice — lots of it.
Pour gently down the side of the glass to keep the fizz.
A lime wedge on top if you like it sharper. Squeeze, drop, sip.

Made at the bar · Saint-Gilles

Where it comes from.

Producer The Modern Alchemist, Brussels
Rum Botran Nº 15 — Quetzaltenango, Guatemala
Cola Made in-house, from scratch
Created with Premium Spirits, for Le Salon du Rhum de Spa
Shelf life 1 month sealed · drink as soon as opened

On the palate

Tasting notes.

Nose

Cola spice, dark cherry, lime zest

Palate

Molasses, vanilla, coffee, cinnamon, bright citrus

Finish

Dry, spiced, a gentle bitterness from the cola nut

Pairs with

Tacos al pastor, smoked ribs, salted popcorn, Fridays

Behind the bottle · 06

Rum & cola, the long way round.

The rum and cola might be the most ordered highball on earth — and the most taken for granted. For our second sparkling collab with Premium Spirits for Le Salon du Rhum de Spa, we took it apart and built every piece ourselves.

The rum is Botran 15, aged high in the mountains of Quetzaltenango — "the place of the quetzal", the bird on Guatemala's flag that also gave its name to the currency. The cola is ours: cola nut, coffee, maté, molasses, three citrus, a cupboard of spices and a pinch of oregano nobody ever guesses. Cherry liqueur for the cherry cola you drank at fourteen, lime for the adult you are now.

The name? Quetzalcoatl was the feathered serpent of Mesoamerica. This one has feathers too. It just bites less.

— Christopher

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