Scapegrace

Scapegrace Black is the world's first black gin! Using strict recipes, precise temperature and following a specific sequence, extracts of aronia berries, saffron, pineapple, sweet potato and butterfly pea are brought together almost alchemically to create this unique combination of colors and flavors.

Nose: Resinous with Juniper and Dry Earthy Notes, Slight Tropical Sweetness That Rises Towards the End

Palate: Full-bodied florality with menthol-like freshness, naturally cooling with balanced citrus freshness and a touch of spices

Departure: Candied sweet potato and pineapple on the finish, luxurious and velvety mouthfeel, full of natural citrus oils

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This remarkable, award-winning gin is distilled with glacial water from New Zealand's Southern Alps, one of the purest waters in the world, and contains 12 botanicals, with lemon and orange peel shining through. It has a very smooth finish and is ideal for a variety of cocktails.

Nose:  Classic juniper with subtle floral notes of lavender and orange blossom nearby. This is followed by deep, earthy tones of cinnamon and nutmeg as well as several citrus fruits that last a long time.

Palate: Great aromatic intensity of juniper, orange peel and spices. Lively in the mouth, citrus fruits and junipers are in the foreground. Soft but crisp on the tongue long and flavorful aftertaste

Abgang:A warm feeling with persistent juniper. Amazingly long and soft aftertaste that comes back with waves of orange and mixed floral notes.

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Scapegrace Gold

Made with fresh spring water from New Zealand's Southern Alps, Scapegrace Gold goes with the balanced combination of botanicals that are already used in Scapegrace Classic, as well as a strong portion of mandarin, which gives this gin an intense summery fruity note. Bottled with an alcohol strength of 57%, it is perfect for mixing cocktails.

Nose: Orange Blossoms Take Center Stage with Subtle Hints of Rose The obvious citrus fruits are soft, sweet and zesty on the nose, with a slight undertone of pepper.

Palate: The sweetness of citrus fruits greets the palate, yet juniper, natural pepper notes. The addition of three types of citrus fruit allows for subtle complexity.

Departure: An inherent warmth allows the earthy botanicals to shine through, persistent juniper, a dry yet juicy sweet finish, strong mandarin.

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Known for its unique and high-quality gins, the New Zealand distillery Scapegrace now presents us with this equally outstanding vodka produced with craftsmanship and attention to detail. Just like gins made with the purest spring water from the southern Alps of New Zealand, this vodka seduces us with its softness, delicate floral notes and a creamy, sweet finish.

Nose: Bright and clean, a touch of grain

Palate: Smooth velvety texture, pure and balanced, initially dry wheat and tender apple, moving on to ideas from cream soda.

Departure: Creamy, delicate sweetness and floral notes reminiscent of rose.

Scapegrace Blood Moon combines dried and fresh fruit to make this delicious and refreshing blood orange gin. The Blood Oranges Come From

From the Tauranga region of New Zealand and provide a floral, sour and slightly sweet finish. The raspberries come from the Tasman Province and provide lasting natural sweetness. Kaffir Limes from Gisborne Give Blood Orange a Persistent Sour Finish

Nose: Bright and tropical with orange pulp, citrus leaves and berries.

Palate:Textured and juicy with blood orange flesh in the foreground, resinous juniper and fresh mint.

Departure: Dry, crunchy and peppery with persistent citrus oils and tropical notes.

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ANTHEM – “Songof the land”

Ein „New World Whisky“, in dem jede Zutat ein Echo des Liedes des Landes ist. Eine Abfüllung, die die Harmonie des neuseeländischen Klimas und Bodens widerspiegelt.

Verkostungsnotizen: Gewürzte Nüsse, Cidre, Äpfel und süßes Heu.

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VANGUARD – “The architects of tomorrow”

Eine neue Welt handgemachter Whiskys, geprägt von unbekannten Gewässern, geschmiedet von den Architekten von morgen. Sein Charakter ist die Essenz und das Spiegelbild des Landes, in dem er entstanden ist.

Verkostungsnotizen: Pochierte Birnen, Vanillepudding und Anzac-Kekse

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