Dolin Coeur de Genepi Liqueur 0,5L 50%

€25.90*

Content: 0.5 Liter (€51.80* / 1 Liter)

Available, delivery time: 3-5 Working days

Product number: PD-07035

France: A great play of colors from slightly light green to golden reflections characterize this centuries-old recipe. The aroma is characterized by intense herbal notes such as artemisia and floral notes of violets.

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Product information "Dolin Coeur de Genepi Liqueur 0,5L 50%"

Dolin Coeur de Genepi Liqueur 0.5L 50%

Original recipe unchanged for 200 years

Genepi is translated into German as a name for various plant species, but is often also just used as a name for mugwort, or is also often used as a name for a traditional Alpine liqueur. A specially composed Alpine herb mixture is used for the Dolin Coeur de Genepi liqueur. This is then macerated for several weeks in the base alcohol and is then NOT distilled, unlike absinthe and the like.
The Alpine liqueur is particularly popular and well-known in the French and Italian Alps. The Dolin Genepi comes from the French part of the Alps. The aroma is a wonderful combination of floral and herbaceous notes combined in a creamy liqueur. To intensify the taste even further, you will find a branch of the spiked rue, which is very well known in the Alps, in the bottle.

To enjoy the full aroma, you should serve the Genepi liqueur on ice. This way you can discover the herbal aromas paired with subtle vanilla and the association of cut grass.

Alcohol content:	50% Vol.
Country:	France
Filling quantity:	0,5 Liter
Responsible food business operator:	SAS Dolin 1138, avenue du Grand Ariétaz 73094 Chambéry Cedex 9 Frankreich
Type:	Spice Liqueur

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