Whitley Neill Handcrafted Dry Gin
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Fantastic British gin Whitley Neill Handcrafted Dry Gin, which is made from premium ingredients such as baobab fruit, physalis, coriander, iris, etc.
EAN: 5011166052845
Code: WNHG7
Description
Whitley Neill Handcrafted Dry Gin is softer and much smoother than traditional gins. An integral component of the ingredients is baobab fruit and physalis, which originate in South Africa.
The gin also contains other exceptional ingredients from different parts of the world. Orange and lemon peel from Spain, Angelica root from France, coriander from Russia, iris from Italy and many others.
Flavour Profile
Color:
crystal clear
Aroma:
very distinctive, flowers, citrus peel, spices
Taste:
smooth, slightly viscous, exotic fruits, citrus
Finish:
long, slightly spicy, herbs, flowers, oranges
Citrus
Flowers
Herbs
Pepper
Blueberries
Exotic fruits
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Awards
London Spirits Competition 2022
- Gold medal
San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2022
- Double gold medal
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Basic information
Brand
EAN
5011166052845
Flavour profile
Citrus, Flowers, Herbs, Pepper, Blueberries, Exotic fruits
Country
Great Britain
Packaging
Without gift box
Volume
0.7 l
Alc.
43 %
Distributor
Svet nápojov s.r.o. Oravicka 615, 028 01 Trstená, Slovakia
Unit price
30,57 € for 1L
Quantity in carton
6 pcs
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