Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 57% | Not chill-filtered | No coloring added
Nerabus Islay Gin Gorse Navy Strength
Special features: This gin is handcrafted in the rugged environment of the Isle of Islay and impresses with its powerful Navy Strength of 57%. The special recipe, based on the use of local herbs and plants, gives the gin a distinctive regional character. The bottling is done without chill filtration and without the addition of coloring agents, preserving its authentic character.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Fresh, maritime notes combined with a spicy herbal aroma and a hint of gorse flowers.
Palate: Strong and full-bodied with a pleasant balance of juniper, citrus, and the typical peat nuances of the region.
Finish: Long-lasting and dry with a slightly peppery spice and a distinct yet harmonious alcohol kick.
Distillery/Bottler: Nerabus Gin comes from a small, independent distillery on the Isle of Islay in Scotland, a region known for its characterful whiskies. The distillery uses local ingredients and values traditional craftsmanship to produce authentic and regionally influenced spirits.
Product details:
Manufacturer: Nerabus Distillery
Bottler: Nerabus Distillery
Cask types: No cask aging (Gin)
Packaging: Bottle with label in contemporary design
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What is the alcohol content of Nerabus Gorse Navy?
The alcohol content is 57%. The product name is Nerabus Islay Gin Gorse Navy Strength, and the strength corresponds to the stated Navy Strength of 57%.
What is the volume of Nerabus Gorse Navy?
The volume is 0.7 liters. It is a gin without barrel aging, which is listed in the product details as 'No barrel aging (Gin)'.
Is Nerabus Gorse Navy chill-filtered or colored?
The bottling is not chill-filtered and contains no coloring. This processing is explicitly described with the statements 'Not chill-filtered' and 'Colored: No'.
Where does Nerabus Gorse Navy come from and who is the manufacturer?
The gin comes from the Isle of Islay in Scotland. The manufacturer and bottler are both the Nerabus Distillery, which is referred to as a small, independent distillery.
What tasting notes are described for Nerabus Gorse Navy?
The tasting notes mention fresh, maritime notes as well as a spicy herbal aroma and a hint of gorse flowers for the nose. On the palate, a balance of juniper, citrus, and typical peat nuances is described, with a finish that is long-lasting, dry, and slightly peppery.