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G'Vine Nouaison is obtained with Ugni Blanc grape alcohol from Cognac, which is distilled with other distilled products of the botanical components.
The botanicals used are juniper, orange, lime, coriander, licorice, green cardamom, cassia, nutmeg, and cubeb. These botanicals are individually distilled in column stills. This gin undergoes a total of 4 distillations.
Appearance: Gin G'Vine Nouaison is a transparent gin.
Nose: Very aromatic, especially citrus aromas are appreciated.
Palate: It is more intense and spicy than the other gin from the same brand, Floraison, smooth, silky, fresh, and light on the palate, with a sweet flavor from the alcohol.
Gin G'Vine Nouaison is recommended to be mixed with Nordic Mist tonic water (for its bitter touch and good combination with the spicy finish of G'Vine Nouaison), lemon, candied green cherries, and plenty of ice.
G'Vine Nouaison is obtained with Ugni Blanc grape alcohol from Cognac, which is distilled with other distilled products of the botanical components.
The botanicals used are juniper, orange, lime, coriander, licorice, green cardamom, cassia, nutmeg, and cubeb. These botanicals are individually distilled in column stills. This gin undergoes a total of 4 distillations.
Appearance: Gin G'Vine Nouaison is a transparent gin.
Nose: Very aromatic, especially citrus aromas are appreciated.
Palate: It is more intense and spicy than the other gin from the same brand, Floraison, smooth, silky, fresh, and light on the palate, with a sweet flavor from the alcohol.
Gin G'Vine Nouaison is recommended to be mixed with Nordic Mist tonic water (for its bitter touch and good combination with the spicy finish of G'Vine Nouaison), lemon, candied green cherries, and plenty of ice.
