Aroma: rasberry and cherry, delicate, multilayered
Ingredients: wine from grapes de-alcoholised 69% (of which Pinot Noir 98%), cherry juice (11%), strawberry juice, blackberry juice, raspberry juice (4%), yeast extract, herb extract, extract from blossoms 0.2% and spices.
Ingredients: dealcoholised wine 41% (Sauvignon Blanc, preservative: sulfites), grape juice 28%, apple juice 18%*, pear juice 9%*, peach juice, extract from garden balm and lemon verbena, elderberry-and acacia blossoms, spices, carbon dioxide
*made from swabian meadow fruits
Ingredients: grape juice 45% (Pinot Meunier), dealcoholised wine 27% (Sauvignon Blanc, preservative: sulfites), apple juice 21%*, pear juice*, spices, herbs and blossoms, carbon dioxide
*made from swabian meadow fruits
Aroma: The flavours burst out as soon as it is poured into the glass. It starts with lemony freshness, closely followed by ethereal juniper. The main flavour of bitter orange sets a central accent. From here, the finely resinous and spicy woody notes take us back to the Swabian Alb and the juniper bushes. It continues with floral notes that are reminiscent of lavender and have an ethereal effect. Heading south, the gin leaves us smelling bitter, with fruity, ripe yellow fruits such as apricot and juicy mirabelle plums.
Taste: The gin bitter already gives it away in its name. The initial fruity, sweetish prelude is followed by a strong, flavoursome middle section. The bitter flavours play a key role here. The flavour is reminiscent of Campari due to the tart notes of bitter orange, but much finer and more ethereal due to juniper and Douglas fir. In the very long aftertaste, the fine cucumber flavour hits the line where you want to try it again to taste even more of the aromas.
*DE-ÖKO-006 EU/Non-EU-Agriculture certified **made from Schwäbischem WiesenObst
Book - Why does it taste so unique?
Jörg Geiger, WiesenObst and the roots of the manufactory
Alcohol content: | 0% alcohol |
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Aroma: rasberry and cherry, delicate, multilayered
Ingredients: wine from grapes de-alcoholised 69% (of which Pinot Noir 98%), cherry juice (11%), strawberry juice, blackberry juice, raspberry juice (4%), yeast extract, herb extract, extract from blossoms 0.2% and spices.
Ingredients: dealcoholised wine 41% (Sauvignon Blanc, preservative: sulfites), grape juice 28%, apple juice 18%*, pear juice 9%*, peach juice, extract from garden balm and lemon verbena, elderberry-and acacia blossoms, spices, carbon dioxide
*made from swabian meadow fruits
Ingredients: grape juice 45% (Pinot Meunier), dealcoholised wine 27% (Sauvignon Blanc, preservative: sulfites), apple juice 21%*, pear juice*, spices, herbs and blossoms, carbon dioxide
*made from swabian meadow fruits
Aroma: The flavours burst out as soon as it is poured into the glass. It starts with lemony freshness, closely followed by ethereal juniper. The main flavour of bitter orange sets a central accent. From here, the finely resinous and spicy woody notes take us back to the Swabian Alb and the juniper bushes. It continues with floral notes that are reminiscent of lavender and have an ethereal effect. Heading south, the gin leaves us smelling bitter, with fruity, ripe yellow fruits such as apricot and juicy mirabelle plums.
Taste: The gin bitter already gives it away in its name. The initial fruity, sweetish prelude is followed by a strong, flavoursome middle section. The bitter flavours play a key role here. The flavour is reminiscent of Campari due to the tart notes of bitter orange, but much finer and more ethereal due to juniper and Douglas fir. In the very long aftertaste, the fine cucumber flavour hits the line where you want to try it again to taste even more of the aromas.
*DE-ÖKO-006 EU/Non-EU-Agriculture certified **made from Schwäbischem WiesenObst
Book - Why does it taste so unique?
Jörg Geiger, WiesenObst and the roots of the manufactory
Alcohol content: | 0% alcohol |
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- Energy
- Energy
- Total fat
- Saturates
- Carbohydrate
- Sugars
- Protein
- Salt