Blue Gin 0,1L 43%

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Content: 0.1 Liter (€50.00* / 1 Liter)

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Product number: PD-06650

Austria: The Blue Gin is a product from the manufacturer Reisetbauer from Austria. With the Blue Gin he has created a very mild gin.

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Product information "Blue Gin 0,1L 43% "

Blue Gin 0.1L 43%

The raw material for this gin is a type of grain that comes from Upper Austria. A total of 27 botanicals from all over the world are used in the Blue Gin. These botanicals, combined with the Austrian spring water, make a mild, herbal gin. The addition of coriander seeds, angelica root, turmeric and licorice root, among other things, creates a fascinating mixture.

Alcohol content:	43 % Vol.
Country:	Österreich
Filling quantity:	0,1 Liter
Responsible food business operator:	Reisetbauer Qualitaetsbrand GmbH Zum Kirchdorfergut 1 4062 Thening Österreich
Type:	Dry Gin

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