Cambridge Distillery »Three Seasons« Gin

Name: Cambridge Distillery »Three Seasons« Gin
Brand: The Cambridge Distillery
Rating: 91 (1 reviews)

The Cambridge Distillery

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Tasting 2022

Cambridge Distillery »Three Seasons« Gin from the destillery The Cambridge Distillery has been rated with 91 Falstaff points . It is a Dry Gin from United Kingdom

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

Greenish savouriness, cassis leaves and kefir lime on the nose. More savouriness on the palate, green pepper and juniper come through well. Nice finish with medium length.

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Region: United Kingdom

Distillery: The Cambridge Distillery

Category: Gin - Dry Gin

Alcohol Level: 45%

Price: ab 100 €

www.weisshaus.at

Content: 0.7 litre

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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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The Cambridge Distillery

High Street 20-22
CB3 9NF Cambridge
Großbritannien
[email protected] cambridgedistillery.co.uk

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