Oxley Cold Distilled London Dry Gin
The name says it: The English Oxley Cold Distilled is distilled by the temperatures below freezing point. Therefore a vacuum builds in the pot stills and the liquid begins to 'cook' under the pressure and rises to the condenser. In the - 127°C cold condenser it liquefies again. The cold temperatures in the still are making it possible to use fresh botanicals instead of the usual dried ones. Therefore a much more intense aroma is created. The Gin then can also be directly bottled without a resting period.
The name says it: The English Oxley Cold Distilled is distilled by the temperatures below freezing point. Therefore a vacuum builds in the pot stills and the liquid begins to 'cook' under the pressure and rises to the condenser. In the - 127°C cold condenser it liquefies again. The cold temperatures in the still are making it possible to use fresh botanicals instead of the usual dried ones. Therefore a much more intense aroma is created. The Gin then can also be directly bottled without a resting period.
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| 31918 | |
| Thames - Timbermill | |
| England | |
| London Dry Gin | |
| 47% | |
| 0.7 l | |
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