Ferdinand’s Bitters Red Vineyard Peach – Hops

Name: Ferdinand’s Bitters Red Vineyard Peach – Hops
Brand: Capulet & Montague Brands GmbH
Rating: 88 (1 reviews)

Capulet & Montague Brands GmbH

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Points

Tasting 2014

Ferdinand’s Bitters Red Vineyard Peach – Hops has been rated with 88 Falstaff points . It is a Fruit Distillate from Germany

Tasting Notes

Tasting from 21.11.2014

Plum and passion fruit on the slightly tart nose, with spicy notes of savory and tarragon. Tart and acidic on the palate, hay aromas and green tea, as well as ring lime, yuzu and ginger.

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Region: Germany

Distillery: Capulet & Montague Brands GmbH

Category: Pure Distillate - Fruit Distillate - Pear

Alcohol Level: 44%

Price: bis 10 €

Content: 0.1 litre

Region

Germany

Winegrowing in Germany, as in other European winegrowing countries, goes back primarily to the Romans, who brought the vine from the Rhone on their campaign...

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Distillery Capulet & Montague Brands GmbH

Capulet & Montague Brands GmbH

Martin-Luther-Straße 25
66111 Saarbrücken
Deutschland
+49 (681) 95816400
[email protected] www.c-m.ltd

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