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8025 »Genuine Alpine Gin«

Villa Laviosa

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8025 »Genuine Alpine Gin« from the destillery Villa Laviosa has been rated with 91 Falstaff points . It is a Dry Gin from the region Alto Adige in Italy

Tasting Notes

91

Tasting from 18.10.2024: Othmar Kiem, Simon Staffler

Colourless and clear. Notes of juniper, pine extract and basil on the nose, followed by hints of herbs and lemon. Clean and powerful on the palate, intense and persistent.

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Region: Alto Adige, Italy

Distillery: Villa Laviosa

Category: Gin - Dry Gin

Alcohol Level: 40%

Price: 20 - 50 €

www.villalaviosa.it

Content: 0.5 litre

Region

Alto Adige, Italy

South Tyrol, officially called Alto Adige since it became part of Italy, is the northernmost Italian wine-growing region. Despite this exposed position, Alto...

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Distillery Villa Laviosa

Villa Laviosa

Boznerstraße 9
39018 Terlan
Italien
+39 (471) 952043
[email protected] www.villalaviosa.it

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