Bertrand EDV Mirabelle (Cherry Plum) 45% 700ml

Bertrand

Bertrand Eau de Vie de Mirabelle (Small Yellow Plum spirit) 45%

Style Fruit Spirits
Producer Bertrand
Origin Alsace (Uberach, Val de Moder)
$125 / btl
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What it tastes like.

An eau-de-vie full of character, rich in impressions and aromatic harmonies, uniting in this prestigious bottle. The generosity of these golden yellow plums and Bertrand's unique skill, to give you in crystalline purity, the flowery and fruity scents of our most beautiful eau-de-vie.
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\nTaste it in a glass first frosted with ice that you slowly turn so that the full power of its perfumes blossoms.
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\nTasting notes:
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\nVery light amber in colour through ageing.
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\nFull of finesse, roundness and fruitÉ
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\nThe impression of biting into a fruit tart.
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\nUnbelievable aromatic complexity dominated by liquorice and mint.

The house

About Bertrand.

Alsace (Uberach, Val de Moder) ·Est. 1874

Distillerie Bertrand was founded in 1874 by Joseph Bertrand in Uberach, a village in Alsace's Val de Moder. The house built its name on traditional Alsatian eaux-de-vie distilled from local fruit — kirsch, mirabelle, quetsch, poire William, framboise sauvage — before adding Alsatian whisky from 2003 under the Uberach and Saint Wendelin labels. Wolfberger acquired Bertrand in the late 1990s. In March 2025 Wolfberger announced the closure of the Uberach distillery and the relocation of its whisky operations to Colmar, ending 151 years of distillation on the original site.

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At the table

How to pour it.

  • Temperature

    12°C. Cooler kills the fruit aromatics.

Bottle questions

Before you open it.

A few practical answers for storage, delivery, and choosing the right bottle.

How should I store it before opening?

Keep it somewhere cool, dark, and steady. Wine prefers cellar temperature; spirits are happier away from heat and direct sunlight.

How long will it keep once opened?

Wine changes quickly after opening; spirits and liqueurs generally hold longer if capped tightly and kept out of heat. If it is a special bottle, ask before opening and the team can give product-specific guidance.

Can I ask for a similar bottle?

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How is it packed for delivery?

Orders are packed in bottle-safe cartons. If anything arrives damaged or looks wrong, contact the team with your order number and a photo so they can sort the next step.

What about hot weather shipping?

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Bertrand EDV Mirabelle (Cherry Plum) 45% 700ml
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Why Caravan backs Bertrand

Alsace (Uberach, Val de Moder)

The Bertrand family settled in Uberach, a small Alsatian village in the Val de Moder, more than a century and a half ago. Joseph Bertrand established the distillery in 1874, drawing on the surrounding orchards and farm activity to distil local fruit into eaux-de-vie. The house operated as a family business through the twentieth century, producing the broad Alsatian eau-de-vie repertoire and a parallel range of macerated fruit liqueurs at lower ABV. Wolfberger, the Alsatian wine and spirits cooperative, acquired Bertrand in the late 1990s; from 2003 the distillery added French whisky to its output under the Uberach and Saint Wendelin labels.

The eaux-de-vie are the traditional anchor: kirsch (cherry), mirabelle (small yellow plum), quetsch (blue plum), framboise sauvage, poire William, prune vieille (oak-aged plum), gentiane, myrtille, baies de houx (holly berry), and fleur de sureau (elderflower) - most at 45% ABV, single-fruit, distilled from estate-pressed mash. The Uberach and Saint Wendelin whiskies sit alongside in the modern range. In March 2025 Wolfberger announced the closure of the Uberach distillery and the relocation of whisky operations to Colmar, ending 151 years of distillation on the original site. The current inventory on the shelf represents the Uberach period.

Drink the clear eaux-de-vie chilled, neat, in small glasses - the Alsatian way is a digestif after a long meal, often paired with the fruit it was distilled from. The mirabelle and poire William are the most accessible entries; the framboise sauvage and kirsch reward slightly more attention. The Uberach whisky drinks neat or with a single rock. These bottles are also collector-relevant given the Uberach site's closure - the future of the eau-de-vie range under the same name remains uncertain.

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