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Aelred Liqueur 1889 Genepi 0,7L 40%

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Aelred Liqueur 1889 Genepi 0.7L 40%

Génépi - Spiked rue

This plant is found primarily in the Alpine regions of France, Italy, Austria and even Slovenia. It prefers to grow in rocky places or on rubble, preferably at altitudes of 1700-3800 meters. The herbaceous plant is now one of the plants on the Red List of endangered species, but is listed there as 'Least Concern'. Nevertheless, the IUCN recommends controlling the harvest for herbal liqueurs made from this plant.

The aromatic plant from the Savoy Alps is used for the Génépi Liqueur 1889 and is harvested there from mid-July to mid-August. Once this has happened, the Génépi strands are macerated in alcohol for around 40 days, which means that the alcohol acts as a solvent to dissolve certain ingredients of the plant. After this process, cane sugar is added to the flavoured alcohol and then filtered.
Génépi liqueur is characterised by its fresh, floral aroma and is preferably drunk as a digestif. But Génépi is also a real delight as an aperitif, and especially when well chilled.

Alcohol content: 40% Vol.
Country: France
Filling quantity: 0,7 Liter
Responsible food business operator: Aelred Spirits-Domaine Eyguebelle, 3 Chemin de la Mejeonne, 26230 Valaurie, Frankreich
Type: Spice Liqueur

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