Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 46% | No coloring
Shortcross Wild Clover Gin 0.7 l
Special features: This limited special edition from the Rademon Estate Distillery honors the gin club in England and places a stronger focus on wild clover as a defining botanical. The small-batch production with batch sizes of 200 to 300 bottles, which are hand-filled, sealed with wax, and labeled, guarantees the highest quality and craftsmanship.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Fresh floral notes with juniper, green apple, and vibrant citrus nuances.
Palate: Clear juniper character with finely integrated aromas of lime and orange zest, coriander, and a subtle presence of dried flowers.
Finish: Long-lasting and balanced with elegant spice.
Distillery/Bottler: The Rademon Estate Distillery in Ireland combines traditional craftsmanship with regional ingredients from the surrounding nature. The base of the gin is a pure wheat distillate, which is brought to 46% alcohol content with fresh spring water from its own source. The distillery's philosophy is based on quality over quantity and the use of local botanicals for authentic flavors.
What is the alcohol content of Shortcross Wild Clover Gin 0.7 l?
The alcohol content is 46%. The product is brought to 46% alcohol content using fresh spring water and is based on a pure wheat distillate.
What is the volume of Shortcross Wild Clover Gin 0.7 l?
The volume is 0.7 liters. The bottling is done as a limited special edition, hand-filled and sealed with wax.
Is Shortcross Wild Clover Gin 0.7 l aged?
No, Shortcross Wild Clover is not aged. The product data field indicates the cask type as 'Not aged' and the small-batch runs are between 200 and 300 pieces.
Who is the bottler of Shortcross Wild Clover Gin 0.7 l?
The bottler is Irish Whiskeys. The manufacturer is the Rademon Estate Distillery in Ireland, which uses regional botanicals.
What flavor notes does Shortcross Wild Clover Gin 0.7 l have?
The palate shows a clear juniper character with lime and orange zest as well as coriander. The tasting notes also mention fresh floral notes, green apple, and a subtle presence of dried flowers.