2022 Grey Goose Vodka

Name: Grey Goose Vodka
Brand: Grey Goose Vodka
Rating: 93 (1 reviews)

Grey Goose Vodka

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Tasting 2022

Grey Goose Vodka, vintage 2022 from the destillery Grey Goose Vodka has been rated with 93 Falstaff points . It is a Vodka from France

Tasting Notes

Tasting from 16.09.2022: Erhard Ruthner, Benjamin Herzog, Dominik Vombach, Othmar Kiem, Simon Staffler, Irene Forni, Roland Graf, Hermann Botolen, David Penker, Kathi Schwaller, Daniel Ulicny, Manuel Beyerknecht, Christian Haydn, Harald Wurm, Rafael Topf, Herbert Reinhardt

A rather dense aroma of light floral notes and freshly cut grain caresses the nose. The mouthfeel is compact and well composed, with a hint of baguette on the palate. Delicate finish with a touch of white chocolate.

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Region: France

Distillery: Grey Goose Vodka

Category: Vodka

Vintage: 2022

Alcohol Level: 40%

Price: 20 - 50 €

www.bacardi-martini.at

Content: 0.7 litre

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France

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Distillery Grey Goose Vodka

Grey Goose Vodka

Route Laubaret 11
16130 Angoulême
Frankreich
www.greygoose.com

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