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The history of humanity is also the history of great empires: giants that have shaped modern society, whose influence is still part of our DNA today. From Egypt to Japan, traversing centuries of Roman dominion and the British Empire, we have sought to tell the journey of these peoples through ancient and traditional recipes, reinterpreted for modern times.
Because History is always relevant, even in a glass.Katana
Japanese Empire
Gin Etsu · Pandan · Matcha · Rice Milk · Acids
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25€
The katana is the iconic single-edged Japanese sword, the quintessential symbol of the samurai class. It is not merely a weapon, but a masterpiece of metallurgical engineering and an object of profound spiritual value.
Gladius
Roman Empire
Honey · Urka White Vermouth · Bay Leaf · Urka Apple Cider Distillate · Ginger Liqueur · Bubbles · Acids
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25€
The gladius was the short, straight sword used by soldiers of the Roman Empire. With a length of approximately 60–70 cm, it was designed for close-quarters combat. Its blade allowed rapid thrusting and slashing strikes, valued for its maneuverability and effectiveness in tight formations.
Saska
Russian Empire
Yurt Vodka · Bread · Strawberry · Lemon · Milk
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25€
The saska was a sword typical of the soldiers and officers of the light cavalry of the Russian Empire, particularly the Cossacks. A curved, sharp-bladed sword designed primarily for mounted combat, delivering rapid and effective slashing strikes.
Shamshir
Persian Empire
Beer · Saffron · Lemon · Galliano · Cherry
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25€
The shamshir was a curved, thin-bladed sword originating in Persia. Its deeply curved blade allowed powerful and rapid slashing strikes, combining martial functionality with elegance — a symbol of military prestige in the regions of the Russian Empire in contact with Eastern culture.
Dao
Mongol Empire
Yurt Vodka · Rhubarb · Goat's Milk · Green Paprika · Salt
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25€
The dao is a Chinese sword with a slightly curved, wide, single-edged blade, often called the "soldier's sword". Designed for fast and powerful slashing strikes, effective both on horseback and on foot.
Lee-Enfield
British Empire
Angostura Rum · Apple · Cinnamon · Passion Fruit · Milk
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25€
The Lee-Enfield was a bolt-action rifle used primarily by the British Empire. Featuring a 10-round magazine and outstanding reliability, it was prized for its accuracy at medium to long range — one of the most iconic military rifles of the 20th century.
Arquebus
Spanish Empire
Brandy · Fino Sherry · Salted Caramel · Pimiento
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25€
The arquebus was a portable firearm widely used in Europe between the 15th and 17th centuries. It marked the transition from bladed weapons to firearms and profoundly influenced the military tactics of the era.
Khopesh
Egyptian Empire
Plum Brandy · Almond · Pomegranate · Soda
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25€
The khopesh was a single-edged sword with a sickle-shaped curved blade, originating in Ancient Egypt. Designed for slashing strikes and for hooking the shields or weapons of opponents, it combined offensive and defensive functionality.