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A T L A N T I C A 49
TAX- AND DUTY-FREE NEWS BULLETIN
RUM
Baccardi Carta Blanca 100 1.190
— Gold 100 1.190
— Limon 100 1.190
Captain Morgan Spiced 100 1.390
LIQUEUR
Benedictine DOM 100 2.090
Carolans Irish Cream 100 1.290
Cointreau 100 2.350
Drambuie 100 2.390
Grand Marnier 100 1.990
Irish Mist 100 1.650
Kahlua 100 1.590
Pernod 100 1.290
Southern Comfort 100 1.790
Tia Maria 100 1.790
Bailey’s Cream 100 1.790
Amaretto Bordo 100 1.590
Malibu 100 1.290
Saint Brendan’s Irish Cream 100 1.090
Amarula cream 100 1.290
APERITIF
Campari Bitter 100 1.190
Jagermeister 100 1.390
Kirsberry 100 750
TOBACCO
200 CIGARETTES, American:
Camel, Capri, Kent, Marlboro, Merit,
Salem, Vantage, Viceroy, Winston,
Lucky Strike 1.990
200 CIGARETTES, Scandinavian:
Cecil, Kings, Prince 1.990
Historic Cognac
The cognacs Prince Hubert de
Polignac are at the same time
delicate and powerful, bearing a
prestigious name, and avail-
able for the whole range in
elegant bottles: ‘noblesse
oblige’.
The Polignac family dates
back centuries. Some say
the family descended from a
priest of Apollo, a prophet
who was pronouncing ora-
cles on a rock where later the
Polignac fortress was built, in the heart of
France. Fact or family myth aside, one
thing is for certain: Polignac cognacs
have won numerous awards, including
the 1983 ‘Oscar’ for the best packaging
and first prize for quality and prestige in a
competition organised in Norway by the
magazine Aperitif, not to mention the
numerous gold medals awarded to them
by the International Wine & Spirit
Competitions.
The cognacs Prince Hubert de Polignac
are sold in 37 countries, as well as the
Duty Free Shop at Leifur Eiríksson
Terminal, located at Keflavík International
Airport.
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