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Since 1842, we have been producing unique The Hague liqueurs and jenevers according to our original recipes. We're always innovating to take current environmental, social and societal aspects into account. You can have a closer look at our initiatives below. 

Cork - 
a closure with a negative carbon footprint....

Cork is the outer bark of the cork oak. Harvested every nine years without felling or harming the tree, cork is one of nature’s most extraordinary inventions.

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Traditional stoneware bottles - "just" baked clay....

Produced by Kilburg und Sohne since 1800. Find out more about this artisinal and extremely enviromenatlly. friendly production of stoneware bottles

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An unexpected garden in the city centre of The Hague

The former distillation plant located behind the orginal shop has made place for our secret museumgarden. The garden is designed both to host tastings and to be a safe haven for city wildlife. 

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Viskring -
biodegradable closures

Viskrings are made from extruded cellulose made from wood pulp derived from renewable resources. The seals are fully bio-degradable when they are discarded.

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Collecting and storing over 1000 liters of rainwater

In old beertanks we collect all the rainwater that poors onto the roof of the botteling plant. The water is used to water the museumgarden in dry periods.

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