Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 40% | Not chill-filtered | No coloring
Nordes Gin - new packaging
Special features: The Nordes Gin is presented in a new, artistically designed ceramic bottle inspired by traditional Galician ceramics. The combination of blue and white reflects the colors of the Atlantic and gives the gin an elegant appearance. This limited edition is a true collector's item for lovers of fine spirits.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Inviting aromas of fresh citrus fruits and floral notes, accompanied by a hint of sea breeze.
Palate: A harmonious mix of delicate herbs and a light sweetness reminiscent of white fruits.
Finish: A long-lasting, balanced aftertaste with subtle balsamic notes.
Distillery/Bottler: The Nordes Gin is produced by Atlantic Galician Spirits S.L. in Galicia, Spain. The company places great importance on the use of regional ingredients and traditional production methods to ensure an authentic taste.
What is the alcohol content of Nordes Gin - new packaging?
The alcohol content is 40%. This information is stated in the product text as 40% and is one of the key details regarding the bottling.
What volume does Nordes Gin - new packaging have?
The volume is 0.7 liters. The product text explicitly states the volume as 0.7 liters.
What packaging does Nordes Gin - new packaging have?
Nordes Gin is offered in an artistically designed ceramic packaging. The design is inspired by traditional Galician ceramics and the edition is described as a limited collector's edition.
What tasting notes are provided for Nordes Gin - new packaging?
The tasting notes describe the nose, palate, and finish with specific impressions. Specifically, fresh citrus fruits and floral notes are mentioned on the nose, delicate herbs and a slight sweetness on the palate, as well as a long-lasting finish with subtle balsamic notes.
Who is the manufacturer and who is the bottler of Nordes Gin - new packaging?
The manufacturer is Atlantic Galician Spirits S.L. and the bottler is Grupo Osborne, S.A.; the production takes place in Galicia, Spain.