OriGin CPH Premium Danish Organic Aronia Gin 50 cl 43%

Two friends set out to create their own gin with as many as 18 botanicals, where local aronia berries became the botanical that defined the result.

Expert's description

OriGin CPH Aronia Gin is a Danish Organic Small Batch Dry Gin from Copenhagen Distillery, bottled at 43%.

The gin is distilled with as many as 18 botanicals, where local aronia berries are one of the most prominent, giving the gin plenty of flavour.

The aronia berry is known for its deep, berry-like character and has gained ground as a local Danish ingredient in craft spirits.

The gin was created by two friends who wanted to distill a gin with a clear Danish and organic identity.

Tasting notes

Nose

The nose is deep and berry-like, with distinct aronia over a juniper foundation.

Palate

The palate is complex, with the aronia berry's dark, berry-like character at the fore, backed by the other 17 botanicals.

Finish

The finish is long and berry-like, with a lingering depth.

Specifications

Name: OriGin CPH Aronia Gin
Distillery: Copenhagen Distillery
Country: Denmark
Type: Organic Danish Gin
ABV: 43%
Size: 50 CL
Serving suggestion: Gin & Tonic with a twist of orange peel

Flavour profile

Aronia berry · Berry-like · Complex · Organic

Did you know?

The aronia berry is a local Danish berry that gives the gin its characteristic deep, dark flavour.

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Frequently asked questions about OriGin CPH Aronia Gin

What does OriGin CPH Aronia Gin taste like?

It tastes complex, with the aronia berry's dark, berry-like character at the fore, backed by 17 other botanicals.

What makes OriGin CPH Aronia Gin special?

It uses local Danish aronia berries among as many as 18 botanicals and is organically certified.

How is OriGin CPH Aronia Gin best served?

Serve it as a Gin & Tonic with a twist of orange peel. A tall glass with plenty of ice works best – check out our gin & tonic glasses.

Where does OriGin CPH Aronia Gin come from?

It is distilled by Copenhagen Distillery in Denmark, created by two friends.