Cape Fynbos Small Batch Gin 0,5L 45%

€29.95*

Content: 0.5 Liter (€59.90* / 1 Liter)

Available, delivery time: 3-5 Working days

Product number: PD-06369

South Africa: With the basis of fresh, pure spring water from the Franschhoek Mountains and the finest, natural and local herbs, including South African Fynbos wild herbs, the distillery has created a unique gin

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Product information "Cape Fynbos Small Batch Gin 0,5L 45%"

Cape Fynbos Small Batch Gin 0.5L 45%

The spirit of the Cape

The restaurateur and master distiller Helmut Wilderer, who comes from Baden, emigrated to South Africa in 1994 to start his fruit brandies. There he was the first to receive a license to distill grappa and eau de vie and since then has received several awards every year for handmade pomace and fruit brandies. Creativity and quality are Wilderer's top priorities. So he naturally finds enough incentives in the Cape region, which is one of the world's largest fruit growing areas, to meet his demands. The brandies are triple distilled in a state-of-the-art facility with a capacity of over 700 liters.

Produced in harmony with nature

Wilderer sometimes uses unique wild herbs for his spirits that are completely unknown to us in Europe. These include, for example, 'Wild Dagga' (also called wild cannabis, THC free!), 'Buchu', a mint plant, 'Honeybush', and 'Devil's Claw'. The Cape Fynbos Gin contains a total of 33 botanicals from the Fynbos region, which is known worldwide as one of the most species-rich botanical regions. They are all grown sustainably and harvested by hand. Vineyards are usually found next to the Fynbos region, so it is only logical that the base alcohol of this gin is based on white grapes.
In order to achieve a perfect bond between the aromas, the plants, herbs and spices are macerated before distillation.

The taste

A well-rounded taste in the mouth that fills you with pleasant warmth. Despite its alcohol content of 45% vol., the gin is still rather mild.
You can taste deep, complex herbal aromas and a hint of orange zest.
The mixture of the various herbs makes the Cape Fynbos Gin almost indescribable and you should just get an idea of these extraordinary aromas for yourself. The best way to enjoy this fine brandy is of course neat and on ice, but it can also be mixed well with a tonic or something else.

Alcohol content:	45,0% Vol.
Country:	Afrika
Filling quantity:	0,5 Liter
Responsible food business operator:	Haromex Development GmbH, Weihersfeld 46, 41379 Brüggen, Deutschland
Type:	Dry Gin

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