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Fenimore Gin
Fenimore Gin
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- BrandCooperstown Distillery
- CategoryGin
- CountryUnited States
- DistilleryCooperstown Distillery
- Style Gin
- Alcohol40.0%
One for the traditional Gin heads as well as for the modern Gin drinkers.
Cooperstown distillery doesn’t mess around when it comes to two things: their art of Whiskey-making, and their hometown after which they are named. The artisanal distillery uses New York State grains only, and they employ a unique still made in Germany to distill their Spirits. It’s the first and only distillery in Otsego County, and their booze is powered by the crystal clear lake Glimmerglass.
Fenimore Gin is hand-crafted from 14 botanicals, including the classic juniper berry and citrus peel. There’s a special twist, however: esoteric botanicals like eucalyptus, chamomile, star anise, and native New York lilac. So, this one will delight both: the more traditional and the more adventurous Gin drinker. It also delighted lots of connoisseurs and judges at the 2020 John Barleycorn Award where it won Gold, The Tasting Panel with 92 points in 2018, Double Gold at 2017 Best Gin, Gold at the 2014 Manhattan Fifty Best Gin Competition…
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floral
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spicy
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juniper
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crisp
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eucalyptus
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chamomile
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anise
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smooth
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dry
Appearance / Color
Clear
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Floral and slightly spicy.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The classic juniper and citrus flavors are complemented by light spices, eucalyptus, chamomile, lilac, and star anise.
Finish
Smooth and slightly dry.
About
One for the traditional Gin heads as well as for the modern Gin drinkers.
Cooperstown distillery doesn’t mess around when it comes to two things: their art of Whiskey-making, and their hometown after which they are named. The artisanal distillery uses New York State grains only, and they employ a unique still made in Germany to distill their Spirits. It’s the first and only distillery in Otsego County, and their booze is powered by the crystal clear lake Glimmerglass.
Fenimore Gin is hand-crafted from 14 botanicals, including the classic juniper berry and citrus peel. There’s a special twist, however: esoteric botanicals like eucalyptus, chamomile, star anise, and native New York lilac. So, this one will delight both: the more traditional and the more adventurous Gin drinker. It also delighted lots of connoisseurs and judges at the 2020 John Barleycorn Award where it won Gold, The Tasting Panel with 92 points in 2018, Double Gold at 2017 Best Gin, Gold at the 2014 Manhattan Fifty Best Gin Competition…
- BrandCooperstown Distillery
- CategoryGin
- CountryUnited States
- DistilleryCooperstown Distillery
- Style Gin
- Alcohol40.0%
-
floral
-
spicy
-
juniper
-
crisp
-
eucalyptus
-
chamomile
-
anise
-
smooth
-
dry
Appearance / Color
Clear
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Floral and slightly spicy.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The classic juniper and citrus flavors are complemented by light spices, eucalyptus, chamomile, lilac, and star anise.
Finish
Smooth and slightly dry.
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