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More information about Winter Dry Gin
Winter Dry Gin is made with classic gin botanicals and typical Christmas spices such as juniper, coriander, orange, cinnamon, pink pepper and cardamom. The gin gets its special taste from the addition of winter berries such as rosehip, sea buckthorn and barberry. The Winter Dry Gin is rounded off with pine needles.
The 500ml bottle in which this gin is bottled has a matt coating, giving it a very special frosted look.
The Winter Dry Gin was awarded Gold by the London Tasting Awards and the Women's International Trophy in 2025.
500ml 42% vol.
Please note that this product is subject to an age restriction and therefore may not be sold to young people under the age of 18. By placing your order, you confirm that you are of legal drinking age.
| Contents: | 0,5 Liter |
| Beverage type: | Gin |
| Botanicals: | Juniper, coriander, orange, cinnamon, pepper, cardamom, rosehip, sea buckthorn, barberry, pine needles |
| Country: | Germany |
| Place: | Asbach |
| Manufacturer: | Boiler 29 distillery |
| Food companies: | Kessel 29 Distillerie, Kevin Braun, Laurentiusstraße 2A, 53567 Asbach |
Boiler 29 distillery
Kessel 29 distillery is a manufactory that produces gin in small batch process. From distilling to bottling to the production of labels, everything is done by hand and with the utmost care in our house. Distilling is done exclusively in a pure copper pot still. This is where the name comes from, the 29 stands for copper in the periodic table. With a boiler volume of just 24 liters, the Kessel 29 distillery is probably one of the smallest distilleries in Germany. With a batch of only 29 bottles, we take the term "small batch" particularly seriously. Only fresh ingredients and dried spices are used. We do not use any artificial flavors, colorants, additives or preservatives. The macerates for our gins are made with 10-15 botanicals over several days in high quality multiple distilled alcohol and then redistilled. For the labels we use environmentally friendly grass paper.
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