Mols Bjerge National Park Gin

Gin description

Mols Bjerge is Denmark’s recently designated national park, a late glacial hilly landscape created by the latest Ice Age. Mols Bjerge features stunning nature, magnificent vista points and the medieval castle Kalø Castle Ruins, ‘Kalø Slotsruin’, as an iconic point de vue. The sister of Karen Blixen, Ellen Dahl, donated a considerable area of land to the researchers of posterity at the Danish Natural History Museum, Naturhistorisk Museum. The hills of Mols Bjerge have existed, uncultivated by man, since the beginning of time. In these fantastic landscapes, the juniper bushes thrive in the nutrient-poor surroundings. This National Park Mols Bjerge Gin from Gin Heroes is, by agreement with the museum, made from carefully handpicked juniper berries from Mols Bjerge, the hills in the National Park, wild berries provided by nature as a gift for this noble purpose. Mols Bjerge National Park Gin has a characteristic depth of flavor notes. Its landscape offers variances and a richness in species, brisk hills and lush valleys. These impressions are concentrated into a classical gin. Gin Heroes develop gins with distinctive features of unique landscapes and historical sites, always according to sustainable principles, all made with junipers harvested by hand, and as a worthy cause of sharing the gifts of nature with gin lovers.