Wilderer »Fynbos« Gin, 500 ml, ABV 43 %
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- Alcohol content ABV 45 %
- Allergens contains sulphites
- Colour white
- Content 500 ml
- Country of origin South Africa
Description
Very herbal notes, some liquorice, but also fresh fruit. A full-bodied gin in which fruity sweetness and a nuance of pink pepper stand out on the palate. Floral finish, hay flowers elegantly balanced with a fruity note and a fine herbal end note.
The Wilderer Fynbos Gin is a tribute to the flora of South Africa and an absolute connoisseur's tip. The extraordinary botanicals and grappa as a base give it its special South African character and enchant with a beguilingly multifaceted carpet of aromas that spreads out in the nose as colourfully as the Fynbos area over the almost endless landscapes of its homeland.
We recommend tasting the gin neat first to get to know its remarkably different flavours. Enjoy this fine gin with tonic water and fresh mint leaves as a garnish, so the fine herbaceous note is expressed particularly well.
Properties
| Alcohol content: | ABV 45 % |
|---|---|
| Allergens: | contains sulphites |
| Colour: | white |
| Content: | 500 ml |
| Country of origin: | South Africa |
| Producer: | Wilderer, R45, 7670 Simondium Paarl, South Africa |
| Region of origin: | Cape South Coast (ZA) |
| Style: | Spirit |
| Vegan: | No |
Properties
| Alcohol content: | ABV 45 % |
|---|---|
| Allergens: | contains sulphites |
| Colour: | white |
| Content: | 500 ml |
| Country of origin: | South Africa |
| Producer: | Wilderer, R45, 7670 Simondium Paarl, South Africa |
| Region of origin: | Cape South Coast (ZA) |
| Style: | Spirit |
| Vegan: | No |
Manufacturer
Wilderer
Even though Wilderer Gin is produced in South Africa, it has German roots. The restaurateur Helmut Wilderer, who came from Karlsruhe, fell in love with the country of South Africa during a holiday trip in February 1994 and decided to emigrate the same year to set up a fine spirits production facility there. The beginning was not easy, because the production of these spirits was still forbidden from the times of apartheid. For decades, the distilling of grappa or eau de vie was regulated by the South African winegrowers' cooperative »Kooperatieve Wijnbouwers Vereniging van Zuid-Afrika«. When the monopoly fell in 1994, Wilderer seized the opportunity to get the first licence in the country to produce grappa and spirits. After his death in December 2016, Christian Wilderer took over his father's business and continues to run it with the same passion today.