MONKEY47 Schwarzwald Sloe Gin 500ml
- SKU:
- 2984782
- UPC:
- 0000042247081
When the creators of the iconic Monkey 47 turn their skills to crafting a Sloe Gin using fruit from the Black Forest you just know it’s going to be exceptional.
They’ve taken their multi-award-winning and wonderfully peppery gin – crafted with 47 handpicked botanicals including tangy lingonberries – and macerated Black Forest sloes in it for three months. Punchy juniper coupled with a big hit of red berry fruit and trapped in an old-fashioned pharmacy bottle. It also has a touch of nuttiness on the finish which is what we think makes this the connoisseur’s choice. Mix this – with the carefree abandon of a monkey if you can manage it – into a Sloe Gin Negroni or Sloe Gin Fizz. Alternatively top with soda or tonic or just sip it neat alongside a cheeseboard.
Monkey 47 is produced by Black Forest Distillers in memory of a man called Commander Montgomery Collins who lived in Berlin at the end of the Second World War and sponsored an egret monkey called Max at the local zoo.
SKU No.: 2984782
Style No.: 732889
Alcohol by volume (ABV): 29%
Volume: 500ml
When the creators of the iconic Monkey 47 turn their skills to crafting a Sloe Gin using fruit from the Black Forest you just know it’s going to be exceptional.
They’ve taken their multi-award-winning and wonderfully peppery gin – crafted with 47 handpicked botanicals including tangy lingonberries – and macerated Black Forest sloes in it for three months. Punchy juniper coupled with a big hit of red berry fruit and trapped in an old-fashioned pharmacy bottle. It also has a touch of nuttiness on the finish which is what we think makes this the connoisseur’s choice. Mix this – with the carefree abandon of a monkey if you can manage it – into a Sloe Gin Negroni or Sloe Gin Fizz. Alternatively top with soda or tonic or just sip it neat alongside a cheeseboard.
Monkey 47 is produced by Black Forest Distillers in memory of a man called Commander Montgomery Collins who lived in Berlin at the end of the Second World War and sponsored an egret monkey called Max at the local zoo.
SKU No.: 2984782
Style No.: 732889