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More information about Tom's Fin Gin 44 in a stainless steel hip flask
Experience the essence of the Sauerland - creatively composed in a stylish, reusable stainless steel hip flask.
🌿 Origin & character
Tom's Fin Gin 44 is a spicy, floral homage to the "Land of a Thousand Mountains": regional juniper berries like those that grow on the Rübenkamp at the Karl May Festival in Elspe meet local botanicals such as ribwort plantain, yarrow, angelica, meadowsweet and spruce tips
🍸 Taste & experience
This dry gin unfolds a unique interplay of aromas: earthy, nutty tones, subtle floral nuances and a subtly spicy freshness, rounded off by a slightly spicy, herbal finish. A real taste sensation both on its own and in a gin & tonic with a slice of lime.
🌟 Hip flask edition: 198 ml
- Filling quantity: 198 ml - ideally portioned for on the go
- Material: High-quality stainless steel, robust, leak-proof, reusable
- Design: Modern and stylish - fits in any jacket or trouser pocket
- Perfect as a gift: Especially for gin lovers who appreciate quality and mobility
- Gift tip: "Stylish gift for explorers & gin connoisseurs: typical Sauerland, newly packaged"
| Contents: | 0,198 Liter |
| Beverage type: | Gin |
| Country: | Germany |
| Place: | Finnentrop |
| Manufacturer: | Tom's Fin Gin 44 |
Tom's Fin Gin 44
In 2018, we started with the idea of creating our own gin. It should have woody notes, bundle the character of herbs and spices of the Sauerland and also give pleasure to people from other regions. After many tasting evenings, the right recipe gradually developed. Spruce tips, meadowsweet, yarrow, iris root and of course the juniper berries, as they grow on the "Rübenkamp", near the venue of the famous Karl May Festival in Lennestadt-Elspe, should become part of this gin with the unique good taste. Thus was born Tom's Fin Gin 44, original, exciting, typical Sauerland. Sauerland Premium Dry Gin A spicy-floral homage to the "land of a thousand mountains". Typical Sauerland juniper berries, as they grow on the "Rübenkamp" near the venue of the famous Karl May Festival, combine unique, regional botanicals. Both in the pure tasting and with the "Perfect Serve" of a classic tonic water and...
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