Expression
An alpine gin of clear and vibrant expression, where botanicals articulate themselves with precision and freshness.
Chant des Fées 42% is a New Western gin crafted by Distillerie Stillerie, offering a spring-inspired botanical profile centered on elderflower. Rooted in precise distillation and careful botanical selection, it expresses freshness and aromatic clarity with measured restraint.
At 42% ABV, juniper remains present but intentionally light, allowing the delicate perfume of elderflower to unfold with elegance. Subtle vegetal and floral nuances bring lift and brightness, while the structure remains clean and balanced.
Versatile and refined, Chant des Fées may be enjoyed neat, in a classic Gin & Tonic, or as the foundation for contemporary cocktails. A composed and modern interpretation of gin, guided by botanical precision.
An alpine gin of clear and vibrant expression, where botanicals articulate themselves with precision and freshness.
Distillerie Stillerie stands today as one of the leading forces in the contemporary revival of absinthe. Rooted in the Val-de-Travers yet oriented toward exploration, the house combines technical rigor with a deliberate spirit of innovation — in distillation, in visual language, and in its entrepreneurial approach. Each cuvée remains anchored in mastered tradition while intentionally extending its boundaries.
A juniper-led aromatic profile supported by a fresh, nuanced vegetal palette. Herbal notes unfold with clarity, carried by a dry, balanced structure that leads to a clean, persistent finish.
Best enjoyed neat or over ice to experience the expression in its most direct and unmediated form.
Pairs elegantly with roasted almonds, salted nuts, and refined savory nibbles. The contrast between subtle salinity and herbal complexity enhances aromatic freshness while balancing the palate, making it an ideal companion for aperitif moments.
Chant des Fées represents an alpine articulation of gin, precise, balanced, and luminous, where botanicals are expressed with mastery rather than excess.