Elsbeerbrand

Name: Elsbeerbrand
Brand: Destilleum Michael Mayer
Rating: 96 (1 reviews)

Destilleum Michael Mayer

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Points

Tasting 2018

Elsbeerbrand from the destillery Destilleum Michael Mayer has been rated with 96 Falstaff points . It is a Fruit Distillate from Germany

Tasting Notes

Tasting from 21.10.2018

Great elegance with very typical dark chocolate notes and strong spice. Very complex cocoa beans and marzipan are closely integrated on the palate. These notes remain on the long finish.

More about the tasting

Region: Germany

Distillery: Destilleum Michael Mayer

Category: Pure Distillate - Fruit Distillate - Chequers Tree Fruit

Alcohol Level: 42%

Content: 0.5 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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94

Elsbeerbrand Sorbus Torminalis

2019
95

Michael Mayer Elsbeerbrand

2019

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

11 entries

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2024 Michael Mayer Rosenblütengeist

Destilleum Michael Mayer

Bavaria, Germany

Macerated Spirit

40%

2024 Michael Mayer Waldhimbeergeist

Destilleum Michael Mayer

Bavaria, Germany

Macerated Spirit

42%

2022 Michael Mayer »Dollenseppler« Schwarzkirschbrand

Destilleum Michael Mayer

Bavaria, Germany

Pure Distillate

42%

2020 Brand von der Hauszwetschge

Destilleum Michael Mayer

Bavaria, Germany

Pure Distillate

40%

2020 Bierbrand Trilogie

Destilleum Michael Mayer

Bavaria, Germany

Pure Distillate

42%

2019 Michael Mayer Elsbeerbrand

Destilleum Michael Mayer

Bavaria, Germany

Pure Distillate

42%

2019 Elsbeerbrand Sorbus Torminalis

Destilleum Michael Mayer

Bavaria, Germany

Pure Distillate

42%

2018 Brand vom Speierling Sorbus Domestica

Destilleum Michael Mayer

Destilleum Michael Mayer

Germany

Pure Distillate

42%

Destilled London Dry Gin

Destilleum Michael Mayer

Germany

Gin

47%

Geist von der Marokkanischen Bergamotte

Destilleum Michael Mayer

Germany

Macerated Spirit

42%

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