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2023 Zott Pomeranze Geist

Destillerie Zott

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Zott Pomeranze Geist, vintage 2023 from the destillery Destillerie Zott has been rated with 97 Falstaff points . It is a Fruit spirit from the region Bavaria in Germany

Tasting Notes

97

Tasting from 01.07.2024: Alexander Thürer

Intense, ethereal orange zest exudes a lively freshness on the nose. Citrusy, ethereal, fruity and highly aromatic on the palate, perfectly balanced, fruity, slightly bitter and intense on the finish.

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Region: Bavaria, Germany

Distillery: Destillerie Zott

Type of Production: conventional

Category: Macerated Spirit - Fruit spirit - Citrus fruit

Vintage: 2023

Alcohol Level: 51%

Price: 20 - 50 €

www.zott-destillerie.de

Content: 0.5 litre

Region

Bavaria, Germany

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Distillery Destillerie Zott

Destillerie Zott

Hauptstraße 32
86514 Ustersbach
Deutschland

[email protected] www.zott-destillerie.de

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Zott High Spirits Aprikosenbrand

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Zott Williams Edelbrand

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