Drumshanbo Gunpowder Irish Gin 700ml

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Description

Aromas of juniper, spices and citrus. Explodes with flavour on the palate with citrus dominant. Grapefruit, juniper and green tea are present mid-palate. The finish is mildly warming, sweet and spicy with a pleasant heat.

The legendary American Jackelope on the bottle; Chinese tea is the signature botanical, but Gunpowder Gin is made in Drumshanbo, Ireland. Gunpowder Tea is so called because each tea leaf has been rolled into a small ball, reminiscent of gunpowder. It'ss usually made with green tea leaves and It'ss that special ingredient that gives Drumshanbo Gunpowder Gin its name. Beyond that, Gunpowder Gin is a complex array of botanicals from a number of traditions. Three kinds of citrus fruit: grapefruit, lemon and makrut lime join the tea and are vapor distilled. The remaining ingredients, including Macedonian juniper, are macerated and distilled in a pot still.


Additional Details

SKU:
13667-UNIT
Type:
Dry Gin
Country:
Ireland
Size:
700 ML
Alcohol %:
43
Brand:
Drumshanbo

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