N. Kröger Dry Gin H.G.S.B.

Gin description

The market always offers more new, innovative, modern gins. It is always colorful. From Eel smokehouses up straight pins everything can be found. Therefore, the Old favorite, clear structure of gin is lost. My goal is a desired headwind in the case. The gin has its origins in the Black Forest. A small distillery, which specializes primarily on fruit brandies, makes it? After my sensory ideas. Clear notes of citrus and fresh juniper are spreading opening the bottle. In the glass it undergoes the same structure again. The fresh juniper note - which is due to the first-class quality of berries - and the freshness of bergamot form a pleasant symbiosis. The clean distillation linger on the palate very. A touch of sweetness and light notes of anise make themselves felt in the finish.