Tranum Mølle Distillery Miniature Spicy London Dry Gin 5 cl 47%

A London Dry Gin that isn't quite like the others - Spicy demands attention with its potpourri of warm, spiced notes.

Expert's description

Tranum Mølle Destilleri Miniature Spicy London Dry Gin is a Danish London Dry Gin, bottled at 47%.

The gin focuses on the delicious spices typically used in cakes and food during autumn and the run-up to Christmas.

It offers delicious notes of cardamom, fennel, anise, bitter orange and allspice.

It is a potpourri of spices that makes this gin extra spicy. The gin won a gold medal at the Berlin Spirits Competition in 2019.

Tasting notes

Nose

The nose is warm and spiced, with cardamom and allspice.

Palate

The palate offers fennel, anise and bitter orange in a spiced interplay.

Finish

The finish is warm and persistently spiced.

Specifications

Name: Spicy London Dry Gin
Distillery: Tranum Mølle Destilleri
Country: Denmark
Type: London Dry Gin
ABV: 47%
Size: 5 CL
EAN no.: 5745000304134
Serving suggestion: Gin & Tonic with Artisan Drinks Classic London Tonic and a slice of lime or lemon

Flavour profile

Spiced · Cardamom · Warm

Did you know?

Spicy is developed with a focus on the spices Danes typically associate with Christmas baking - hence the pronounced cardamom and allspice character.

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Frequently asked questions about Tranum Mølle Spicy Gin

What does Tranum Mølle Spicy Gin taste like?

It tastes warm and spiced with cardamom, fennel, anise, bitter orange and allspice, and a persistently spiced finish.

What makes Tranum Mølle Spicy Gin special?

It is built on a potpourri of festive spices and won a gold medal at the Berlin Spirits Competition in 2019.

How is Tranum Mølle Spicy Gin best served?

Serve it as a Gin & Tonic with Artisan Drinks Classic London Tonic and a slice of lime or lemon. For the best result, reach for a tall glass – we stock a range of gin & tonic glasses.

Where does Tranum Mølle Spicy Gin come from?

It is distilled by Tranum Mølle Destilleri in Denmark.