Inverroche Amber 43°

Inverroche is a family business founded in South Africa by Lorna Scott in 2011. She has created a perfect combination of three unique gins. Each of them tell the story of a particular region. These are part of a geographical unit called the "Cape Floral Kingdom", located in the Western Cape of South Africa. This territory is home to more than 9,500 different species of plants and vegetation, including Fynbos, endemic plants that are used in the production of Inverroche gins. Inverroche Amber is distilled with aromatic fynbos scattered along the dunes of the coastal region around the distillery. The main plant is The Devil's Claw ("Sour fig") is a succulent plant giving a pink flower with a very marked color that is found in the color of this gin. Profile: Lively, tannic with hints of citrus and spice Nose: Rosehip, Roiboos tea, caramelized apples Palate: Caramelized apples, citrus fruits, saffron, cinnamon