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2012 Gin

Broger Privatbrennerei

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Gin, vintage 2012 from the destillery Broger Privatbrennerei has been rated with 90 Falstaff points . It is a Dry Gin from Austria

Tasting Notes

90

Tasting from 22.11.2013

Very floral fragrance, geranium, citrus, cinnamon, coriander, spicy and grassy-mentholy, peppery. Consistent on the palate, very spicy, earthy and ethereal.

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Region: Austria

Distillery: Broger Privatbrennerei

Category: Gin - Dry Gin

Vintage: 2012

Alcohol Level: 45%

Price: 10 - 20 €

Content: 0.35 litre

Region

The history of Austrian viticulture dates back to 3000 BC, as evidenced by the discovery of grape seeds in Krems. For a long time, viticulture in the country...

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Distillery Broger Privatbrennerei

Broger Privatbrennerei

Dammweg 43
6833 Klaus
Österreich
+43 (5523) 53546
[email protected] www.broger.info

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