Holy Gin : Discover the Gin of the Week by Frank
Where does the gin come from? Behind the Holy Gins is the Hochstrasser family business from beautiful Styria in Austria. For 94 years, everything here has revolved around the art of distilling, now in its fourth generation. Martin Hochstrasser is setting a new course in the long-standing family tradition of distilling fine fruits and herbs. […]
Fentimans Pink Rhubarb Tonic Water – Karina’s Mixer Of The Week
‘Fentimans Pink Rhubarb Tonic Water’ perfect serve to ‘Whitley Neill Rhubarb & Ginger Gin’ I love rhubarb and I think it’s brilliant that it’s also available as a tonic. Fentimans pink rhubarb tonic water offers notes of tart rhubarb with candied undertones reminiscent of sweets from grandma’s time. The Pink Rhubarb Tonic Water adds a […]
Karina’s Gin Of The Week – Gin from ‘Bimmerle KG’
Gin from ‘Bimmerle KG’ Can it be a little bigger? 3 liters of gin – that’s enough to make your heart beat faster We were on the way home from our summer vacation this year. The car was thirsty and we were hungry, so we drove out near Salzburg and filled up the car. There […]
Karina’s Gin Of The Week – Dragonfly Gin
Dragonfly Gin Recently I had the pleasure to visit Copenhagen. A really great city with impressive architecture, beautiful alleys, great bars and delicious drinks. In our Insta-Story I posted my delicious Pink Gin with Grapefruit that I enjoyed in Nyhavn. Unfortunately, when it was time to head back home, I came across the beautiful cans […]
Karina’s Gin Of The Week – Gin Rouge Mosel Dry Gin
For this Gin of the week, I am drawn to the steep and sunny slopes of the terraced Moselle. That’s where the small, furry, and somewhat inconspicuous Prunus Persica, also known as the red vineyard peach, grows. This fruity aroma bomb meets a classic dry gin in Wajos’ Gin Rouge Mosel Dry Gin. The Red […]
Karina´s Gin Of The Week – Gin Rouge Mosel Dry Gin
Karina’s Gin of The Week – Benguela Diamonds Gin
Benguela Diamonds Gin with 45% alcohol – GINferno I received a great package from our partner Liquid Director some time ago. In it was the Benguela Diamonds Gin with different variations to taste this one. The Benguela Diamonds Gin exudes elegance and quality with every fiber. The royal blue label features gold letters and the […]
Karina’s Gin Of The Week – Luz Gin
I’m craving a vacation and what would fit better than a gin from Lake Garda in Italy. Luz Gin is distilled from 9 Trentino botanicals. Of course, olive, rosemary, sage, laurel, mint and lemon may not be missing here.When I first open it, great herbal notes already come towards me, which makes me want more.The […]
Karina’s Gin Of The Week – Mintis Blackcurrant Gin
It’s great bottle day again. My gins at home usually have a striking bottle. So does the Mintis Blackcurrant Gin. Mintis uses “Menta di Pancalieri”, a special mint from the small village of Pancalieri in Piedmont. Despite the pop colours, the gins contain no artificial flavours, colourings or added sugar.Vacuum distillation and the best ingredients […]
Karinas Gin Of The Week – Knysna Classic Gin
Knysna Classic Gin Summer and lots of sun, what could be better than a gin from South Africa? The Knysna Classic Gin is a handmade gin and has as its main botanical the South African Num Num Berry. In addition, various spices such as star anise, coriander and cardamom give the Knysna spice, honeybush and […]
Karina´s Gin of The Week – Crypto Gin
Crypto Gin You may already know me a little. I love bottles. Crypto gin jumped out at me because of the green font and geometric design on the black apothecary bottle. Crypto Gin combines Mediterranean flavors like rosemary, lavender and lemon with scents from the Black Forest. A total of 15 botanicals, including a secret […]
Karinas Gin Of The Week: Silent Pool Rare Citrus Gin
Silent Pool Rare Citrus Gin Summer, sun, pool and gin! ☀ That’s the motto of my gin’of the week today. Silent Pool Rare Citrus Gin is a mega summer gin and is a real citrus bomb. It has bright, zesty notes of green (unripened) Seville oranges, Buddha’s Hand releasing a sherbet lemon aroma, Natsu Dai […]
Karina´s Gin Of The Week – The Ulmer Dry Gin
The Ulmer Dry Gin Today a gin very close to us. From Ulm, to be precise. The Ulmer Dry Gin is made from a mixture of malt and potato base. The lemony hop note, the sweetness of the malt and the spiciness of the ginger make this gin unique. With a total of 8 botanicals […]
Karina’s Gin Of The Week – Roku Gin
About Roku Gin The Roku Japanese Craft Gin combines exoticism and classicism in one gin. The special Japanese botanicals ensure that every sip becomes a trip to the island nation in the Pacific. Roku Gin stands by its roots and shares them in the form of diverse aromas. The dominant yuzu note provides freshness.On the […]
Karina’s Gin Of The Week: Woodland Pink Gin
Woodland Pink Gin Autumn is here and with it many colorful leaves. Lots of work for me but after gardening, I treat myself to a gin and tonic. The Woodland Pink Gin is my preferred choice with its bright pink color. The Gin is from the German region called Sauerland. The classic Sauerland botanicals are […]
Karina’s Gin Of The Week: Generous Gin
Generous Gin Today the GINferno boys are taking a break and I’ll take the chance to introduce my favorite summer gin to you. The Generous Gin caught my attention because of its awesome bottle design. I love beautiful bottles But I do not only love the exterior. I also like the gin. As soon as […]
