Volume: 0.5 liters | Alcohol content: 30% | Not cold filtered | No coloring added
Slyrs Whisky Liqueur / Alpine Herbs 0.5 liters
Special features: This whisky liqueur combines the characteristic flavor of Slyrs whisky with a fine selection of alpine herbs. The composition is made without cold filtration and without added coloring, preserving the natural color and unadulterated enjoyment.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Fresh herbal aromas with a subtle whisky sweetness and hints of hay and mountain meadows
Palate: Harmoniously smooth, with a fine sweetness and a spicy herbal note reminiscent of alpine herbs
Finish: Mild and lasting, characterized by gentle spice and light fruity nuances
Distillery/Bottler: The Slyrs Distillery in the Bavarian Alps is known for its single malt whiskies, produced with regional passion and craftsmanship. With the Whisky Liqueur Alpine Herbs, Slyrs offers a creative expansion of the range that successfully reflects its alpine origin and connection to nature.
Kurzinfos zu Slyrs Whisky Liqueur / Alpine Herbs 0.5 litres
What is the alcohol content of Slyrs Alpine Herbs?
The alcohol content is 30%. This information is stated as 30%.
What is the volume of Slyrs Alpine Herbs?
The volume is 0.5 liters. The product specification lists 0.5 liters as the filling quantity.
Is Slyrs Alpine Herbs cold-filtered or colored?
Slyrs Alpine Herbs is not cold-filtered and contains no coloring agents. The listed features are 'Not cold-filtered' and 'Without coloring'.
Where does Slyrs Alpine Herbs come from and who is the manufacturer or bottler?
Slyrs Alpine Herbs comes from Germany and is produced by the Slyrs Distillery. An original bottling is indicated as the bottler.
What tasting notes are provided for Slyrs Alpine Herbs?
The tasting notes describe fresh herbal aromas with hints of hay and alpine meadows on the nose, a harmoniously soft, sweet herbal note on the palate, and a mild, lasting spiciness with light fruity nuances in the finish. Specifically, hints of hay and alpine meadows as well as light fruity nuances are mentioned.