Vintage French St. Raphael Quinquina Advertisement Poster, 1920s

Elevate your appreciation for the past with this captivating 1920s French magazine advertisement featuring St. Raphael Quinquina Rouge and Blanc. This original offset print, encased in a rustic wooden frame, showcases the allure of the era.

Step into the world of St. Raphael Quinquina, where the recipe’s key ingredient, Quinquina, imparts a delicate bitterness, balancing the wine’s roundness. Derived from the Native Indian term “Kina-Kina,” meaning the “bark of barks,” this ingredient’s tonic and therapeutic virtues were discovered by West Indies conquerors through the Incas and brought to Spain in 1638.

During the reign of Louis XIV, the Sun King, and under the influence of the Jesuits, Quinquina gained popularity, evolving into the beloved beverage we know today. Uncover the cultural richness and delightful flavors encapsulated in this vintage piece – a testament to the timeless legacy of St. Raphael Quinquina.