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Monin French syrup with ginger flavor.
EAN: 3052911612770
Code: MGIN11
Description
Monin Ginger is a very tasty spicy syrup that will add a bold spiciness to your favourite cocktails .
The combination of the spicy character and sweetness of ginger has created a surprisingly exotic flavour that will perfectly enhance your cocktails, lemonades, teas and hot chocolates.
The aroma is really spicy after the pepper, ginger and lemon zest. The taste of the syrup is bittersweet, spicy, full of spice, anise and cinnamon.
Composition
water, sugar, natural ginger flavouring, other natural flavourings, acid: citric acid.
Nutrition facts per 100 ml:
Calorific value: 1200 kJ-287 kcal; Fat: 0 g; of which saturates: 0 g; Carbohydrate: 70 g; of which sugars: 70 g; Protein: 0 g; Salt: 0.03 g.
Flavour Profile
Colour:
white with yellow highlights
Nose:
spicy, pepper, ginger, lemon zest
Palate:
bittersweet, spicy, spices, aniseed, cinnamon
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Basic information
Brand
EAN
3052911612770
Country
France
Packaging
Without gift box
Volume
1 l
Distributor
RUDOLF JELÍNEK Slovakia, s.r.o. Kráľovská 1, 909 01 Skalica
Unit price
10,90 € for 1L
Quantity in carton
6 pcs
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