Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 40% | No coloring
HA'PENNY Rhubarb Gin 0.7 l
Special features: The HA'PENNY Rhubarb Gin is distilled in small batches using traditional pot stills and is based on a careful selection of 13 botanicals, including geraniums, dandelions, lavender, and blackberries – plants that were cultivated in the Victorian Walled Garden of Phoenix Park in Dublin around 1816. After distillation, freshly pressed rhubarb juice gives the gin a vibrant, fruity freshness that clearly sets it apart from classic gins.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: A bouquet of fresh rhubarb, accompanied by distinct juniper and citrus notes as well as subtle hints of botanical spices.
Palate: Initially, the fresh rhubarb flavor dominates, followed by a balanced mix of juniper and a variety of herbal aromas.
Finish: A velvety aftertaste with a persistently fresh and clear rhubarb finish.
Distillery/Bottler: The gin is produced by the Pearse Lyons Distillery in Dublin, Ireland. The distillery is known for its innovative approach to gin production and places great emphasis on the use of local botanicals that reflect the rich history and culture of Dublin.
What is the alcohol content of HA'PENNY Rhubarb Gin?
The alcohol content is 40%. Additionally, the product has a volume of 0.7 liters.
What is the volume of HA'PENNY Rhubarb Gin?
The volume is 0.7 liters. The gin has an alcohol content of 40%.
How is HA'PENNY Rhubarb Gin distilled?
The gin is distilled in small batches using traditional pot stills. After distillation, freshly pressed rhubarb juice is added, and the recipe is based on 13 botanicals.
What botanicals are used in HA'PENNY Rhubarb Gin?
The recipe includes 13 botanicals, including geraniums, dandelion, lavender, and blackberries. Additionally, freshly pressed rhubarb juice contributes to the fruity freshness.
Who is the manufacturer and bottler of HA'PENNY Rhubarb Gin and where does it come from?
The manufacturer and bottler is the Pearse Lyons Distillery in Dublin, Ireland. The distillery uses local botanicals and connects product development with the history of Dublin.