Hammer & Son Geranium Gin 70cl / 44% UK

Made of 10 fresh and dried herbs: juniper, geranium, lemon, coriander, cassia, iris angelica, licorice and two Secret Ingredients.
The ingredients are 48 hours in the pure grain alcohol (English wheat) macerated and then distilled in a 100 year old Internal Port by the name of "Constance".
Geranium Gin is in London filled and stored in bottles.
The oils of geranium are found in most fruits, vegetables, berries and spices. THEREFORE, it is Possible Geranium wonderful mix with most ingredients. In addition, Geranium is used in therapy in Conjunction with juniper, coriander, angelica and lemon oil for depression and exhaustion.
The predominant oils in geranium are linalol, geraniol, geraniol format citronellol and rose oxide
Button Description: Classic, round, crisp, aromatic, refined.
Henrik Hammer worked for many years with gin.
He gives seminars and is an accredited member of the jury of international competitions.
His knowledge is profound and his knowledge of the market comprehensively.
Whether equal to new, exciting products arrived on the market, he was disappointed about the stereotypical Gin flavors.
Reason enough to take the challenge to develop a London Gin, who ever taps the potential Previously.
"I've been thinking a long time about Geranium" recalls Henrik Hammer. Just the smell of the leaves is reminiscent of a gin and tonic. Geranium has been used for centuries as a remedy for depression and exhaustion. In kitchens Geranium what similarly used as juniper to abzuschmecken food, but so Because of the neutralizing odor. Chemical Analysis Showed That the oils in geranium (geraniol, geraniol formate, linalool, rose oxide, Citronelol) occurred in most fruits, vegetables and spices. In addition, Geranium is used with most ingredients for gin (juniper, lemon, coriander and angelica) and therapeutically. Theoretically Geranium would THEREFORE one hand well with gin, on the other hand to many things with Which bartenders mix exciting new cocktails.
The aim what. In authentic London Dry Gin and the course had to be produced in England Only there is the Necessary expertise and equipment available. So father and son spent some time with an English master distiller to the recipe to finish. The result is a gin did ADAPTS due to the above-Mentioned properties of the various oils, to all purposes. Kristian Kamp, the only Dane with a prescription in Gary Regan's Gin Compendium, call him a chameleon.