Malfy Con Limone Lemon Flavoured Italian Gin, 70cl

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Distilled with classic Italian juniper and Sfusato lemon peels from the Amalfi coast – it has a delightful citrus and juniper nose with a complex flavour of anise, citrus and coriander. Add vermouth, tonic or a sparkling mixer to bring the core gin botanicals back to the flavour profile of a long drink, or, sip neat for nostalgic notes of sunny days abroad.

Best served simply with Mediterranean tonic and a lemon wheel on ice, or why not try making the Ciao Malfy Spritz cocktail? It may not be reproduced in any way whatsoever without Ocado Limited's prior consent, nor without due acknowledgement. Ces informations peuvent porter sur vous, sur vos préférences ou sur votre appareil et sont principalement utilisées pour s'assurer que le site Web fonctionne correctement. If you like intense gins you can certainly sip this one, but it probably is best cut just a touch before you drink it. If you do require precise ingredient information you should consult the manufacturer, whose contact details will appear on the packaging or label.We at Bottega Alcolica use cookies and similar technologies for technical purposes and, with your consent, also for other purposes (improvement of the experience, measurement and targeting of advertising).

I may from time to time choose to do a second review and amend my opinion of a product, should I feel like it and find my review criteria has evolved, or that I’ve found it different at a later date.While the flavor was good, due to its strength it was much better in a more traditional martini, but not great in a dry one. This may affect nutrition and allergen information therefore you should always check product labels and not rely solely on the information presented here.

This gin has the most delightful sharp lemon taste to it and tastes lovely mixed with a premium tonic and lots of ice. This gin packs a wallop when you first taste it, it’s sweet, sour and bitter all at the same time - your tongue is assaulted by lemon, bitter orange zest, with subtle floral notes, plus a slight, but not overwhelming sweetness, ripple across the taste buds. Cliquez sur les différentes catégories pour obtenir plus de détails sur chacune d'entre elles, et modifier les paramètres par défaut. Absolutely stunning fresh lemon flavour which is very refreshing especially with Fever Tree Indian Tonic . Run by the Vergnano family, Malfy Gin is distilled in a modern stainless steel still at the Torino Distillati near Turin - an area and distillery with a long history of spirit, wine and liqueur production.

It is here that Malfy gin is produced with its loving tones of citrus, a flavour very dear to the hearts of every Italian, producing a truly unique gin that encapsulates this zesty fresh taste. Immerse yourself in the zesty and refreshing flavours of Malfy Con Limone Gin, a delightful Italian gin that captures the essence of Mediterranean lemons. Les informations ne permettent généralement pas de vous identifier directement, mais peuvent vous permettre de bénéficier d'une expérience Web personnalisée.

What you need to know about reviews: All my reviews are my honest opinions based upon my own personal tasting. MALFY® Gin Con Limone marries the finest Italian coastal lemons with our family’s unique gin recipe to create a one-of-a kind spirit. Juniper, AMALFI COAST LEMONS, Coriander, Cassia Bark, Angelica Root, Orris Root, Orange Peel, Grapefruit Peel. The rich herbal tonic flavors accentuated the herbal notes of the Gin and changed the citrus forward Gin and Tonic cocktail into a well balanced cocktail.Straight, without ice this gin has a very rough edge, but that smooths and dulls as the gin dilutes a touch. The General Wine Company sources wines from all over the world, but with a particular focus on small, independent producers. They are generally established as a response to actions you have taken that constitute a request for services, such as setting your privacy preferences, logging in, or filling out forms. The Malfy crest on the bottle symbolises a famous rowing race held between four ancient Italian kingdoms. It’s one I’ve noted on shelves and in glasses around New York, but up until last night I hadn’t tasted it.