Nestled in Segonzac, the Ferrand Foundation works to safeguard both tangible and intangible heritage, much of it at risk: the craft, knowledge, and traditions behind great spirits. Preserving the past to inspire the future.
In Barbados, a name long whispered among insiders is making a comeback. Stade’s unveils two limited-edition rums, born from a century of craftsmanship and legendary stills.
Innovation defines Maison Ferrand. After creating the world's first craft gin with Citadelle Original in 1996, 2026 marks the birth of our first non-alcoholic expression: Citadelle 0.0! We are proud to share this historic moment with you.
On the island of Barbados, beneath skies often tested by the elements, a Maison Ferrand team embarked on a dual mission: training and repairing, while also strengthening lasting bonds between colleagues and their skills, separated by thousands of miles.
Four women shape the heart of Maison Ferrand's spirits every day alongside our Master Blender, Alexandre Gabriel. Between creativity, rigorous scientific testing and sensory analysis they give us a peak behind the curtain.
On Brighton Beach in Barbados, nestled between the ocean and the coral stone walls of our distillery, a unique nursery cultivates yeasts with remarkable aromas. Guided by Dario Jordan, known as 'Papa Yeast,' it's where the true essence behind our rums comes to life.
As one year comes to a close and a new one begins, we wanted to take a moment to share our best wishes for 2026.
Cast aside, forgotten and then painstakingly brought back to life by sheer grit and determination, the Rockley Still has all the makings of blockbuster movie script! This 18th-century icon is making a powerful comeback and proves that relentless drive is a difficult thing to beat.
On the windswept plateau of Kendal Estate—first mentioned in 1657 in Richard Ligon’s a True History of Barbados—Stade’s West Indies Rum Distillery has built a new ageing warehouse, where history, terroir and traditional farming meet contemporary innovation.
