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Amstutz »Eier Kirsch«

Amstutz Manufaktur

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Von Hand destilliert aus Schweizer Kirschen.
Traditioneller Eierlikör, modern geprägt.
Cremig, süss und elegant.
Als Dessert oder für besondere Momente.

Amstutz »Eier Kirsch« from the destillery Amstutz Manufaktur has been rated with 90 Falstaff points . It is a Fruit spirit from the region Canton Lucerne in Switzerland

Tasting Notes

90

Tasting from 28.06.2024: Benjamin Herzog, Dominik Vombach

Beautiful, quite clear cherry aroma, subtle bitter almond. Sweet and viscous on the palate, but always characterised by an intense cherry aroma. Long finish with again clear cherry notes and only a subtle egg yolk impression.

More about the tasting

Region: Canton Lucerne, Switzerland

Distillery: Amstutz Manufaktur

Type of Production: conventional

Category: Spirit Drinks - Fruit spirit - Stone fruit - cherry/ sour cherry

Alcohol Level: 15%

Price: 20 - 50 €

www.schurch.ch

Content: 0.5 litre

Region

Canton Lucerne, Switzerland

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Distillery Amstutz Manufaktur

Amstutz Manufaktur

Böltschi 3
6023 Rothenburg
Schweiz
+41 (41) 280 25 10
[email protected] www.amstutz-manufaktur.ch

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