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Amstutz »Kirsch Barrique«

Amstutz Manufaktur

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Von Hand destilliert aud den besten Kirschen des Jahres.Im Eichen- Holzfass gelagert.
Purer Gnuss für Kenner und Geniesser.

Amstutz »Kirsch Barrique« from the destillery Amstutz Manufaktur has been rated with 93 Falstaff points . It is a Fruit Distillate from the region Canton Lucerne in Switzerland

Tasting Notes

93

Tasting from 28.06.2024: Benjamin Herzog, Dominik Vombach

Sweet cherries on the nose, complemented by bitter almond and raisin nuances as well as subtle vanilla. Has a harmonious effect. Round and soft on the palate with notes of dried cherries and spicy hints. Marzipan on the long finish.

More about the tasting

Region: Canton Lucerne, Switzerland

Distillery: Amstutz Manufaktur

Type of Production: conventional

Category: Pure Distillate - Fruit Distillate - Stone fruit - cherry/cherry

Expansion: 1 year barrique

Alcohol Level: 40%

Price: 50 - 100 €

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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Amstutz »Vieille Prune«

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Amstutz »Kirsch Barrique«

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Amstutz »Kirsch Auslese«

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Amstutz »Vieille Williams«

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Amstutz »Eier Kirsch«

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