2025 Arancello

Name: Arancello
Brand: The Scientist Gin
Rating: 91 (1 reviews)

The Scientist Gin

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Tasting 2025

Arancello, vintage 2025 from the destillery The Scientist Gin has been rated with 91 Falstaff points . It is a Fruit Liqueur from the region Lower Austria in Austria

Tasting Notes

Tasting from 24.10.2025: Alexander Thürer, Benjamin Herzog, Dominik Vombach, Roland Graf, Erhard Ruthner, Othmar Kiem, Simon Staffler, Irene Forni, Hermann Botolen

Fruity, clear orange, ethereal orange peel in the fragrance, slightly drop-like top note. Straightforward on the palate with juicy fruit, sweetness and orange peel in a pleasing triad. The finish is gentle and fruity.

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Region: Lower Austria, Austria

Distillery: The Scientist Gin

Type of Production: organic

Category: Liqueur / Digestive Bitters - Fruit Liqueur - Citrus fruits - Orange

Vintage: 2025

Alcohol Level: 32%

Price: 20 - 50 €

Content: 0.5 litre

Region

Lower Austria, Austria

Lower Austria is Austria's largest quality wine-growing region. It unites a rich potential of wine provenance and styles of domestic wine rarities, but also...

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Distillery The Scientist Gin

The Scientist Gin

Vöslauer Straße 103
2500 Baden
Österreich
+43 664 3917006
www.thescientistgin.at

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