2024 Michael Mayer Waldhimbeergeist

Name: Michael Mayer Waldhimbeergeist
Brand: Destilleum Michael Mayer
Rating: 88 (1 reviews)

Destilleum Michael Mayer

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Tasting 2024

Michael Mayer Waldhimbeergeist, vintage 2024 from the destillery Destilleum Michael Mayer has been rated with 88 Falstaff points . It is a Fruit spirit from the region Bavaria in Germany

Tasting Notes

Tasting from 01.07.2024: Alexander Thürer

Delicately tart aroma, the raspberry gently entices on the nose. Typically slightly tart fruit on the palate, soft, slender body, berry notes, short finish.

More about the tasting

Region: Bavaria, Germany

Distillery: Destilleum Michael Mayer

Category: Macerated Spirit - Fruit spirit - Raspberry

Vintage: 2024

Alcohol Level: 42%

Price: 20 - 50 €

www.destilleum.de

Content: 0.5 litre

Region

Bavaria, Germany

More about the region

Distillery Destilleum Michael Mayer

Destilleum Michael Mayer

Anton-Bieber Weg 4
63762 Pflaumheim
Deutschland
+49 (6026) 8546
[email protected] www.destilleum.de

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Spirits from this producer

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2024 Michael Mayer Waldhimbeergeist

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2022 Michael Mayer »Dollenseppler« Schwarzkirschbrand

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2020 Brand von der Hauszwetschge

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2020 Bierbrand Trilogie

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2019 Michael Mayer Elsbeerbrand

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2019 Elsbeerbrand Sorbus Torminalis

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