Miriam Cruz presents a new version of Morir Soñando Dubai

The merengue singer Miriam Cruz, presented together with Avolta and the liquor firm J&J Spirits a new version of Morir Soñando, called Chocolate Pistachio Dubai, during an activity held at the Las Américas International Airport.
The launch introduces a new variety of this cream liqueur, handcrafted in the Dominican Republic, with a presentation inspired by the artist’s style.
Morir Soñando Chocolate Pistachio Dubai is a super-premium category drink, handmade by Dominican artisans as part of a commitment to local production and the quality of national products.
The new proposal combines ingredients such as aged rum, almonds, and pistachio, with a creamy and smooth texture on the palate, as well as notes of vanilla, coffee, spices, and cocoa.

Morir Soñando Design
One of the distinctive elements of the product is its glass bottle, whose design represents a feminine silhouette in a long, flowing dress, accompanied by an elegant wide-brimmed hat, cartwheel style.
The official presentation took place in the central area of Avolta’s main store, located at Las Américas International Airport.
Present at the meeting were Miriam Cruz and her husband, Engel Landolfi; Delvair Amarilla, General Manager of Avolta in the Dominican Republic; and Jack Astacio, CEO of J&J Spirits.

Morir Soñando Expansion
During the activity, Jack Astacio highlighted the collaboration between the liquor company and the merengue performer, as well as the product’s marketing plans in national and international markets.

“Morir Soñando is produced by J&J Spirits, in collaboration with La Diva del Merengue, and is considered the best cream liqueur in the world. The product will be available nationwide in the Dominican Republic, as well as in international markets, starting with Puerto Rico, New York, Miami, and Spain,” stated Astacio.
For her part, Miriam Cruz indicated that the new flavor reaffirms her vision of what an ideal drink to share among friends should be.
Likewise, Delvair Amarilla highlighted Avolta’s pride in supporting local producers and bringing products from the Dominican Republic to travelers from different parts of the world.
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