Description
The unique Slovak artisanal Marsen Gin Original is produced in small batches. The exceptionally delicate taste is given by distilling the gin with 14 types of herbs and spices.
For the production of gin, domestic ingredients have been carefully selected. The gin contains the following herbs and spices: juniper, coriander seeds, angelica, cardamom, cinnamon, rosemary, lemon and orange peel. We recommend serving with an ice cube or on its own or in your favourite mixed drink.
Bottled at 42 % alcohol, the bottle is 0,7 l.
Colour: clear
Aroma and taste: juniper, rosemary, cinnamon, citrus, herbs
Flavour Profile
Citrus
Herbs
Pepper
Rosemary
Coriander
Blueberries
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Basic information
Brand
EAN
8588009345459
Flavour profile
Citrus, Herbs, Pepper, Rosemary, Coriander, Blueberries
Country
Slovakia
Packaging
Without gift box
Volume
0.7 l
Alc.
42 %
Distributor
Fruit Distillery Cooperation s.r.o. Štrková ul. 1413 946 32 Marcelová
Unit price
24,43 € for 1L
Quantity in carton
6 pcs
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