Trolden Miniature Copperpot Sea Buckthorn Copper Distilled Small Batch Danish Gin 5 cl 40%

The biggest flavour comes from the smallest distillery - Trolden Distillery's Copperpot Gin is made in the distillery's fine copper stills, now with sea buckthorn.

Expert's description

Trolden Miniature Copperpot Sea Buckthorn Copper Distilled Small Batch Danish Gin is a Danish Gin, bottled at 40%.

The gin is distilled in Trolden Distillery's fine copper stills, hence the name Copperpot.

Using a so-called 'infusion box' - a wire basket inside the copper still itself - the finest nuances of aroma and flavour are captured.

This edition is infused with sea buckthorn, giving the gin a fresh, tart character.

Tasting notes

Nose

The nose is fresh, with sea buckthorn and juniper.

Palate

The palate offers tart sea buckthorn combined with juniper.

Finish

The finish is fresh and lightly tart.

Specifications

Name: Copperpot Sea Buckthorn
Distillery: Trolden Distillery
Country: Denmark
Type: Copper Distilled Gin
ABV: 40%
Size: 5 CL
EAN no.: 5704021010028
Serving suggestion: Gin & Tonic with Fever-Tree Indian Tonic

Flavour profile

Sea buckthorn · Tart · Fresh

Did you know?

Trolden Distillery's 'infusion box' is a wire basket inside the copper still that allows especially fine nuances of aroma and flavour to be captured during distillation.

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Frequently asked questions about Trolden Copperpot Sea Buckthorn Gin

What does Trolden Copperpot Sea Buckthorn Gin taste like?

It tastes tart with sea buckthorn combined with juniper, finishing fresh and lightly tart.

What makes Trolden Copperpot Sea Buckthorn Gin special?

It is distilled with a unique 'infusion box' in the copper still and infused with fresh sea buckthorn.

How is Trolden Copperpot Sea Buckthorn Gin best served?

Serve it as a Gin & Tonic with Fever-Tree Indian Tonic. A cold, tall glass shows off the aromas best – see our gin & tonic glasses.

Where does Trolden Copperpot Sea Buckthorn Gin come from?

It is distilled by Trolden Distillery in Denmark.