Mombasa Club Strawberry Edition Gin, 70 cl

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The future of English gin looks as bright as its past is storied. The industry continues to flourish, with exports reaching record highs and new markets opening up to the distinct qualities of English gin. As consumers become more knowledgeable and discerning, the demand for transparency, sustainability, and innovation in production is driving distillers to continue evolving. Our support can be reached via [email protected] typically in 48 hours on Germany business days. We serve you in germany, english, finnish and swedish at the moment. It begins in the end of the XIX Century, in the heart of Victorian times. The mighty and famous British Empire had been immersed in a colonial struggle throughout Africa for decades. The Empire already dominated sea communications and commercial routes, as well as most of the merchandise traffic between the Orient and the West. Terroir, typically a term associated with wine, has found relevance in the craft gin scene. English distillers have begun to emphasise the importance of locality and sourcing, with botanicals often foraged from the surrounding countryside, adding a unique dimension to the gin. This local character allows for gins that reflect the very essence of the English landscape - from the rolling hills of the Cotswolds to the rugged coastlines of Cornwall.

The Mombasa Club was an essential part of Colonial life and became famous and popular as a welcoming, idyllic meeting point allowing for leisure, where its members held lively debates or interchanged news, whilst sipping their Mombasa Club gin & tonics (an exclusive gin from England that was specially distilled and bottled for the consumption and pleasure of its members). The club was an essential part of the social life during the Colony, where its members kept lively gatherings or exchanged news coupled with their Mombasa Club gins & tonic. An exclusive gin from England and specially distilled and bottled for consumption and enjoyment of its founder members.In the early 21st century, England witnessed a gin revival fueled by a surge in craft distilleries and a growing interest in artisanal spirits. Innovators like Sipsmith, which in 2009 became the first copper-pot-based distillery to start up in London in over 150 years, led the charge, championing small-batch production and premium ingredients. The craft movement has not only revitalised traditional styles but also introduced a new wave of contemporary gins featuring unconventional botanicals and distillation processes. Mombasa Gin Club Colonel’s Reserve is a special limited edition in homage to this particular breed of men who were able to take the Victorian British Empire through its most glorious period, reaching world fame and recognition. Gustatory Stage: On the palate, it conveys a silky touch, subtly supported by its well-distributed aromas and slight sweetness. The aromatic farewell, is the second value of this gin that reveals a long and calm maceration of the botanicals.

is managed by B Office GmbH (DE318767726 - Court: District Court Flensburg HRB 12943 FL),Suederstrasse 75,24955 Harrislee -Court: District Court Flensburg HRB 12943 FL We work hard to provide as much and as accurate as possible product info for our customers via our webstore.We're not responsible for delays caused by natural phenomenom (forest fires, floods...), collective actions or some other unexpected events. British trade domination was largely due to the discovery of new routes towards India, routes found by those first romantic English explorers, when their spirit for adventure and their enthusiasm for travel in the Far East led them to places that were both geographic and human paradises. Made in the London Dry gin style, the Mombasa Club Strawberry Edition is a twist on the original recipe. It is triple-distilled for delicate smoothness before being infused with real strawberries and other red fruits. The result is a sweet, juicy gin which is perfect for the summer. It makes an amazingly fruity G&T when mixed with quality tonic water and garnished with a fresh strawberry and a little sprig of mint. It has a delicate pink colour with rich aromas of strawberries on the nose, and the flavours balance between sweetness and acidity with bold fruity notes. London Dry Gin, the quintessential English gin, is known for its crisp, clean character, with juniper at its heart. Contrary to what its name suggests, London Dry Gin doesn't have to be made in London; rather, it refers to a method of production. This style of gin is made by redistilling ethanol of agricultural origin with an initial strength of 96% ABV in the presence of traditional botanicals, with no artificial flavours or colours added after distillation. The result is a high-quality spirit that's both aromatic and complex.