Bernhards 1806 Eifel Dry Gin on Oak

Name: Bernhards 1806 Eifel Dry Gin on Oak
Brand: Eifelbrennerei Seit 1806
Rating: 93 (1 reviews)

Eifelbrennerei Seit 1806

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Tasting 2022

Bernhards 1806 Eifel Dry Gin on Oak from the destillery Eifelbrennerei Seit 1806 has been rated with 93 Falstaff points . It is a Barrel Aged Gin from Germany

Tasting Notes

Tasting from 16.09.2022: Erhard Ruthner, Benjamin Herzog, Dominik Vombach, Othmar Kiem, Simon Staffler, Irene Forni, Roland Graf, Hermann Botolen, David Penker, Kathi Schwaller, Daniel Ulicny, Manuel Beyerknecht, Christian Haydn, Harald Wurm, Rafael Topf, Herbert Reinhardt

Spicy aroma of liquorice, star anise, juniper and wormwood. The palate confirms the first impression, the complex structure remains until the dry, savoury finish.

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Region: Germany

Distillery: Eifelbrennerei Seit 1806

Category: Gin - Barrel Aged Gin

Alcohol Level: 43.7%

Price: 20 - 50 €

Content: 0.5 litre

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Germany

Winegrowing in Germany, as in other European winegrowing countries, goes back primarily to the Romans, who brought the vine from the Rhone on their campaign...

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Distillery Eifelbrennerei Seit 1806

Eifelbrennerei Seit 1806

Hubertusstraße 1
54636 Wolsfeld
Deutschland
+49 (06568) 498
eifelbrennerei.de

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