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Monkey Gin: The German Gin from the Black Forest
Monkey Gin is the premium Gin from the German Black Forest. Its name refers to British Colonies and the number stands for the degree of alcohol and amount of herbs / berries used for distillation: In total, 47 botanicals, most of them locally sourced, give Monkey Gin its unrivaled complexity and premium quality. Very special ingredients are the Black Forest cranberry and of course pine needles...
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The aroma is a result of masterly distillation. After distillation, the final product is stored in traditional earthenware containers to develop is full flavor. Monkey 47 Gin has a distinct and pure scent of juniper berries but as well a tangy and crisp grapefruit note. In the finish, you will taste a hint of peppery spices. Whether as a Gin Tonic, a martini, or a gimlet, the taste of Monkey 47 is the perfect basis for both classic and more extraordinary cocktails! You can easily buy a bottle of Monkey Gin online at the ALANDIA Gin Store. We ship worldwide. Check out as well our exclusive accessories like Gin & Tonic glasses or Copper Mugs for Moscow Mule.
Where can I order Monkey Gin online?
Monkey 47 is already distributed all around the world. But sometimes it is not so easy to have a bottle shipped. At ALANDIA you can purchase a bottle easily online. Paypal and all major credit cards are accepted and the shipping is made via DHL Airmail or Courier Express. You get your Gin in 3 days (EU), 8 days (USA), or 10 days (World). US customers can also use our Express service and the bottle is then delivered within 3 days. At ALANDIA you can also order other premium Gin. We recommend for example Six Ravens London Dry Gin. This Gin is distilled according to the London Dry Gin tradition. Meaning that no sugar is added to the final distillate. Six Ravens Gin uses fresh ginger roots as part of its recipe. This provides this premium Gin with a unique aroma. It is a mixture of fruity- and spiciness, which fits perfectly to a slightly bitter Tonic Water. Six Ravens is the perfect Gin for a premium Gin & Tonic. A nice feature is as well, that every bottle is hand-corked and hand-waxed.
The history of Gin
The spirit Gin is a distilled liquor which derives its flavour from the berries of the juniper tree. It was invented by the Dutch doctor François de la Boe. He is credited with being the first, who distilled juniper berries with alcohol. He distilled juniper berries as a herbal medicine and called it genever, the Dutch word for juniper berries. English soldiers, who were fighting with the Dutch against the Spanish in the Eighty Years' War, brought the drink to Britain and called it "Gin". The spirit became highly popular and was also heavily consumed in tropical British colonies. Gin was used to mask the bitter flavour of quinine, which was the only effective anti-malarial compound during this time. Quinine was dissolved in carbonated water to form tonic water; the resulting mix became the origin of today's famous Gin & Tonic combination! Below you find a premium selection of the best Gins available on the market:
> Six Ravens Gin
> Monkey 47 Gin
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> Tschin Gin
> Lucky HANS Gin
Tasting Profile of Monkey 47 Gin:
„My parents brought me a bottle while they were on holidays in Germany. I really like this gin. the bottle is nice, the label is nice and the gin itself is very nice. personally i would prefer the taste to be less dominant, but it mixes well with any tonic.“
Frank from Netherlands
Monkey Gin is just tasty, full stop. If you have tried it, you know what I´m talking about...."
Roger from USA
„In honestly think that Monkey 47 Dry Gin is one of the best gins on the market. Usually I prefer to drink Tanqueray No. 10 as I like a strong juniper aroma. Monkey 47, as it is distilled with 47 herbs, has a much more complex profile. Grapefruit is present with a slightly peppery note. Mixed with your favorite Tonic Water, I drink Fevertree, it has a very unique aroma. Overall this monkey is a perfect variation if you normally drink the more classic gins."
Robinson from Germany
