»Herber Hibiskus« San Aperitivo

Name: »Herber Hibiskus« San Aperitivo
Brand: Dr. Jaglas
Rating: 88 (1 reviews)

Dr. Jaglas

Dieser alkoholfreie Hibiskus Aperitif erinnert an eine alkoholfreie Version von Aperol Spritz und wurde von der
Berliner Apothekenmarke „Dr. Jaglas“ entwickelt .

Die herbe Süße der Hibiskusblüten wird u.a. durch feine Noten von Orangen, Zitronen, Chirettakraut, Enzian, Wermut und
Galgantwurzeln abgepuffert. Besonders ist die feine,
dezente Whiskynote im Abgang.

Die Apotheker empfehlen den Aperitif mit Tonic Water oder alkoholfreiem Sekt als Hibiskus Spritz. Zur Abrundung ein Spritzer Limette, Eiswürfel und Rosmarin - am besten im Weinglas oder Tumbler.

Points

Tasting 2023

»Herber Hibiskus« San Aperitivo from the destillery Dr. Jaglas has been rated with 88 Falstaff points . It is a Aperitif from Germany

Tasting Notes

Tasting from 17.11.2023

Quite fruity on the nose, with juicy oranges and drawn caramel alongside the hibiscus notes. Just as fruity on the palate in the initial phase, the bitterness is reduced overall.

More about the tasting

Region: Germany

Distillery: Dr. Jaglas

Category: Aperitif

Alcohol Level: 0.2%

Price: 20 - 50 €

dr-jaglas.de

Content: 0.5 litre

Characteristics: vegan, non-alcoholic

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 Dr. Jaglas

Dr. Jaglas

Choriner Straße 40
10435 Berlin
Deutschland

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