Zymurgorium Sweet Violet Gin, 50cl

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Boë Violet Gin is based on their award-winning Boë Superior Gin recipe, which is known for its earthy and floral flavor notes. A few of the botanicals used in their gin are cassia bark, rose petals, orange, ginger, licorice, and almonds. It is said to be surprisingly light on the palate with a spicy finish and is perfect either neat over ice or mixed with a neutral tonic like Fever Tree Mediterranean with cacao nibs as a garnish. It also works in a Martini with a Dry Vermouth.

It’s amazing to drink this gin neat due to the very present classic gin taste, but this drink will also work great in a spritz if it’s mixed with prosecco. Buy your bottle here: https://zymurgorium.com/shop/zymurgorium-fruit-salad-pineapple-sweet-raspberry-gin-liqueur Throughout the years they created numerous flavored spirits like watermelon & lime gin, mango & papaya gin, pink cherry gin, and their violet gin (along with a few flavored vodkas). Aside from pink and blood orange gins, a new kind of gin called violet gin has been popping up more and more at different brands over the past few years. The perfect serve for this gin would be to add tonic water and ice and garnish with a violet flower. This gin would also work amazing in a spritz if paired with prosecco. Artful Pour Violet Gin

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The brand Boë is named after Franz de la Boë, who to some stories is believed to be the inventor of the spirit we call gin. Boë Gin takes pride in the quality of gin and in its ability to be distinctive by bringing new flavors to gin. Belfast is full of great gin and gin distitleries but what are the best gin bars in Belfast, where do you go to find the perfect serve for your gin in Belfast? What is the perfect serve? We’ve got an article about the best pink gins right here and an article about the best blood orange gins here. All the same, her data show that violet may have already peaked. “To be honest, we found that 2018 was the year of violet,” she says. “The Zymurgorium brand caused a huge spike. The biggest month we had was July 2018. We had a good long tail, but it’s not a trending product any more.” She says we should watch out instead for mead, vermouth, pineapple-spiced rum and orange gin. “We think that’s going to be huge,” she says, much in the same way a record label might have touted a hot new act in the past. This variety is mainly due to the fact that gin distillers all have a different base gin to create their violet gin with. Some gins are for instance more juniper-forward than others and will therefore taste more piney.

For others, however, this added sweetness and less bitterness may mean that they might actually like a gin for the first time.