‘Anyone who has the Soyombo will succeed ’

Under the eternalblue skies

1686 Undur Geghen Zanabazar, First resplendent Saint and Bogd Khan of Mongolia had a visionof letter-like signs in the eternal skies of Mongolia from which he invented the Soyombo script.The Soyombo script symbolises the eternal sovereignty of Mongolia. The Soyombo symbol is

the first letter of the alphabet and means ‘enlightened’ or ‘created out of itself’.

From the legends ofa nomadic people

THE FLAMEHas three branches that stand for the past,

present and future and will flourish three times.

THE SUN AND THE MOON Represent the eternal Mongolian sky.

THE TWO HORIZONTAL RECTANGLES Represent honesty, justice and nobility.

THE ROUND FORM Symbolises complimentary duality and thus the eternal nature of the lifecycle.

THE TWO TRIANGLES Symbolise the shape of the spear and arrow.

They both point down to symbolise defeat of the enemy.

THE TWO VERTICAL RECTANGLESRepresent the fortress wall and are linked to the old Mongolian proverb ‘The friendship of two is stronger than stone walls’.

Comes a remarkableVodka

Crafted in small batches at the original distillery site of the last Emperor’s Palace, the Bogd Khan’s Winter Palace located in Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia.

Made with the finest organic wheat from Selenge on the Mongolian Steppes.

Distilled 6 times with the purest Alpha-grade spirit.

Filtered for 5 days over charcoal, quartz, diamonds and silver.

The pure spring water that has melted from the snow on the Sacred Bogd Khan Mountains and flowed under the lands across which the nomadic tribes still move, brings the spirit of eternal sovereignty to Soyombo.

Soyombo Super PremiumMongolian Vodka

Soyombo has been dedicated as a symbol of highest national quality with a respect for the eternal sovereignty and traditional ceremony of Mongolia.

The combination of the royal lineage, the spiritual meanings associated with the Bogd Khan and the symbolism of the nation embedded in the national flag are why Soyombo Super

Premium Mongolian Vodka is a symbol of dedication and respect for quality.

Soyombo Flaming Mojito

Glass 12-14oz HighballIce CrushedGarnish Mint head, 6 chilli slices or circlets

6 Mint leaves30-50mm Sweet red chilli2 parts Soyombo1 part Fresh lime juice¾ parts Simple syrupTop Ginger ale or soda

Method Muddle, build

Notes Chilli mojito variant

Soyombo Royal Mongolian

Glass 12oz HighballIce CubedGarnish Squeezed lemon wedge, orange twist oils

2 parts Soyombo½ parts Aperol½ parts Maraschino (Cherry) Liqueur1 tspn Cynar or 3 dashes of bittersTop Tonic water

Method Build

Notes Americano variant

Soyombo Noble Conqueror

Glass Chilled cocktailIce Cubed for shakingGarnish Grapefruit twist + oils

2 parts Soyombo2 bsp Vanilla sugar½ parts Apricot Liqueur3 parts Pink Grapefruit juice

Method Shake + strain

Notes Use 1x lemon twist oils around glass

Soyombo Royal Warrior

Glass Chilled cocktailIce Cubed for shakingGarnish Raspberry

10mm Cube fresh ginger2 parts Soyombo2 parts Pineapple juice½ parts Crème de Framboise1 bsp Simple syrup

Method Shake + strain

Soyombo Eternal Nature

Glass 12oz HighballIce CubedGarnish Lime wedge

2 parts Soyombo3 parts Pressed (or concentrated) apple juice3 parts Pomegranate juice½ parts Elderflower cordial or St Germaine

Method Build

Notes Simple breeze style drink

Soyombo Yin Yang

Glass 12-14oz HighballIce CubedGarnish Mint head, lemon twist oils

6 Mint leaves2 parts Soyombo3 parts Coconut water3 parts Green tea with lemon

Method Put mint leaves in base of glass, bruise, top with ice and mixers, stir, garnish

Notes Refreshing rehydration for healthier types

Soyombo Night Warrior ‘A mongolian friendship ritual’

Glass 2x Tall shot glassesIce Cubed for shakingGarnish 1 or 3 chocolate covered coffee bean(s) / cacao nibs, lemon twist oils

1 parts Espresso2 parts Soyombo½ parts Crème de Cacao½ parts Patron XO Cafe or Avión Espresso1 bsp Simple syrup (optional)

Method Shake and strain

Notes Quick 2x shooter for bartender to make

The Soyombo Sunrise

Glass Chilled cocktailIce Cubed for shakingGarnish Grapefruit twist + oils

2 parts Soyombo2½ parts Fresh orange juice½ parts Campari¼ parts Grenadine¼ parts Orgeat or Almond Syrup

Method Shake + strain

Notes Use 1x lemon twist oils around glass

Tasting Notes

NoseDistinct aniseed and fresh bread, hint of croissant and dark chocolate.

PalateElegant, medium-bodied mouth feel, creaminess soon opens up with growing creamy aniseed accompanied by light-medium sweetness, and a hint of underlying dryness, followed by a hint of luscious citrus with bread notes slowly emerging. Becomes slightly ‘fuller’ on the palate while retaining elegance.

FinishDryness leads and grows, followed by a hint of sweetness, aniseed and a hint of pepper at the edges.

Ian WisniewskiSpirits writer and consultant

Traditional Ritual

The traditional Mongolian drinking ritual is to dip your ring finger into the liquid and then flick the finger to the past behind, the present above you and the future before you. It is traditional to offer vodka in a silver bowl with your right hand.

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