Brockmans Premium Gin

Name: Brockmans Premium Gin
Brand: Brockmans
Rating: 91 (1 reviews)

Brockmans

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Points

Tasting 2021

Brockmans Premium Gin from the destillery Brockmans has been rated with 91 Falstaff points . It is a New Western Style Gin from United Kingdom

Tasting Notes

Tasting from 02.11.2021: Benjamin Herzog, Erhard Ruthner, Roland Graf, Othmar Kiem, David Penker, Hermann Botolen, Daniel Ulicny, Heinz Karasek, Katharina Schwaller

Full raspberry-lemon aromatics on the profound nose. A full load of herbs comes through immediately on the palate, with tart juniper notes adding to the complexity. The spiciness remains dry on the finish.

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Tasting from 30.08.2018

Raspberry, lemon, some cassis and a hint of spice are the protagonists in the aroma. Contrasting on the palate with tart, strong herbal spice and peppery notes. Very individual.

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Region

United Kingdom

Winegrowing on the rainy, humid island was ridiculed for a long time. Yet Great Britain has a winegrowing tradition comparable to that of other European...

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Region: United Kingdom

Distillery: Brockmans

Category: Gin - New Western Style Gin

Alcohol Level: 40%

Price: 20 - 50 €

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Content: 0.7 litre

Distillery Brockmans

Brockmans

35 Soho Square
W1D 3QX London
Großbritannien
+44 (0207) 101 9248
[email protected] www.brockmansgin.com

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