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AA Vermouth »Heritage«

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Handgemachter, fruchtiger Berliner Vermouth. Würzig mit einer dezenten Bitterkeit. Traditionelle Berliner Destillerie trifft auf ausgesuchte Weine aus nachhaltigem Anbau. Brennmeister Dr. Klaus Hagmann und Winemaker Markus Haas haben ihre gemeinsamen Leidenschaften für Gin und Wein zu diesem VERMOUTH HERITAGE vereint.

WEISSBURGUNDER AUS BADEN, FEINSTES WERMUTDESTILLAT UND AAGIN VEREINEN SICH ZU EINEM WUNDERVOLLEN ELIXIER MIT EINEM EINZIGARTIGEN GESCHMACKSERLEBNIS.

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AA Vermouth »Heritage« from the destillery AA Spirits has been rated with 93 Falstaff points . It is a Dry from the region Berlin in Germany

Tasting Notes

93

Tasting from 17.11.2023

White peach and other light fruits can be detected in the initial aroma, with a slightly tart herbal note refining the nuances. Slight sweetness on the palate, again light fruity in the middle section. The finish is interspersed with bitter notes.

More about the tasting

Distillery: AA Spirits

Category: Vermouth - Dry

Alcohol Level: 18%

Price: 10 - 20 €

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Content: 0.5 litre

Distillery AA Spirits

AA Spirits

Aroser Allee 84
13407 Berlin
Deutschland
+49 (30) 814571900
[email protected] www.aaspirits.com

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