Malfy Con Limone Lemon Flavoured Italian Gin, 70cl

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Malfy Con Limone Lemon Flavoured Italian Gin, 70cl

Malfy Con Limone Lemon Flavoured Italian Gin, 70cl

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As you may have noticed, they use a ton of different lemon parts to really capture the lemon flavors as much as possible. LoneWolf partnered up with Brewdog for this amazing lemon-based gin. LoneWolf is a rather small gin brand with a quest for the perfect spirit. They’ve made a few different gins already with Cactus and Lime gin and the Cloudy Lemon gin among them. Other gins in their range are for example a traditional London Dry gin, a Lime Tree gin, a Classic Pink gin, and of course their Lemon Grove gin.

Less literal isn’t always bad. I think the heavier emphasis on juniper is a welcome departure from what I expected from Malfy. A lemon-based gin is most often based on the base gin recipe of a specific brand, but in this case with more added lemon notes. The recipe of this classic gin is then slightly altered to fit the flavor palate of the added lemon notes more. We will hopefully get a chance to try the rest later, but the Con Limone is a great to way to start our journey with Malfy Gin.

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Malfy Originale has a very classic style nose. Spice notes are slightly loud with a lot of piney, green and herbaceous juniper right beside it. The only critique might be that the nose has a touch of alcohol, with an ethanol-forward nose. With it’s astonishing, nearly neon color Malfy Gin Con Arancia is a fun tool for bartenders to play with. I found its flavor to be a bit off in the couple mixing applications I tried; the soapiness was still present with tonic. Whitley Neill is quite a popular gin brand and has been around for an incredible amount of time already. Their gin distillery has been in the family for 8 generations and over these years they’ve come up with an amazing range of gins. Garnishes: These are optional BUT highly recommended. Adding some lemon wheels and mint sprigs really gives this drink a little extra *something*. On the bright side, the color is literally so bright that even a quarter ounce can turn your average Martini into a vivid, unusual hue. In that minute quantity the hint of bitter orange comes through without any of the soapy bitterness. Overall, Malfy Gin Con Arancia

Surprisingly enough this gin amazes you with a zingy feel with lots of lemon and lime present upfront. As a bartender, I've tried countless spirits and mixers, but one brand that never fails to impress me is Malfy Gin. This can, however, be a good thing. Especially for people who are not too big on the whole piney taste juniper offers, this gin could be a great first gin to use in their gin & tonic and to get used to the taste gins offer. Inspired by the beautiful and relaxed Amalfi lifestyle, Malfy Gin represents the essence of this beautiful part of the Italian coast, where life moves at a different pace. Malfy invites you to live ‘La Dolce Vita’ like a true Italian.The Lemon Peel version is a bit less lemon-forward and somewhat more sweet than the Sicilian Lemon, while both gins do a great job of keeping juniper at the center of the taste palate. Monkey 47 is quite an unusual gin brand based in Germany. The number 47 comes from the 47 different botanicals used in their gin. A gin & tonic with lemon as a garnish would be perfect with this lemon variation gin, but another fantastic option would be the Lemon Drizzle 75. This gin is sure to be distinctive from the other lemon gins on this list, but still holds a nice zesty aroma and citrusy taste. In a simple gin and tonic without any garnish or flavoured tonic, I feel this stands up quite well. The Malfy gin con Limone is a fresh and very easy drink – especially for non-gin drinkers to experiment with.

While Malfy con Limone is one of my favorite citrus Martini gins, the harshness in Malfy Original— both on the nose and on the palate— makes it a bit tough in that application. The Malfy Gin Con Limone has a more zesty aroma with juniper scents around it. Aside from the lemons that are used in the distillation of this gin, extra Amalfi lemons are added to this distillation step. The Vergnano family’s gin is naturally distilled in a modern fashion, but similarly builds on the bounty of the Italian land: the base is Italian wheat, the juniper is from Tuscany, and the lemons are a blend of Sicilian and boutique Amalfi Coast lemons. Another interesting botanical is bee pollen. This is quite an uncommon botanical and it also means that contrary to pretty much any gin, this gin is not suitable for vegans. a b Mike Raven, "The First Luxury Italian Gin to be Imported into the United States," In the Mix, June 22, 2016.While Gordon’s Sicilian Lemon gin was quite heavily lemon-flavored, the Flavoursmiths version is a bit more balanced. With this gin, you still get a nice and refreshing drink with zesty elements from the Sicilian lemon. This gin is a bit more herbaceous than other gins on this list and therefore it has quite a nice aroma to it. On the tongue, you notice the honey and some zingy lemon with a smooth and lasting finish of pink pepper, citrus, and soft lavender. LoneWolf and Brewdog have partnered up a few times already for a few other gins, and they are absolutely great! Flavoursmiths offers another Lemon gin with amazing lemons from Sicilia. Flavoursmiths is known for its wide range of flavored gins ranging from Parma Violet to Pink Grapefruit to Raspberry to Cucumber gin. Use a different simple syrup. Feel free to make this drink your own by using a plain or other flavored simple syrup. It may change the appearance of the drink (and will definitely change the flavor).

Gordon’s is always a great option if you’re more on a budget while you would still like to enjoy a great gin. Alexander Gordon began distilling in the 18th century and the recipe for their base London dry gin has stayed more or less the same throughout all those years because it is simple yet great in taste. So there you have it, that is our honest appraisal of the Malfy Gin Con Limone. This is a great starter gin for those not ready to go in the deep-end and also a fun gin to try out.Malfy Gin is a brand of gin bottled in Italy, distilled by Torino Distillati, and distributed by Pernod Ricard. Their base gin, the Chesterfield London Dry gin is a wonderfully smooth gin with great hints of piney juniper. The slightest tinge of lemon on the tip of the tongue when sipped. Despite that flash, the real star of the early and mid is herbaceous juniper. There’s suggestions of tarragon and chervil here. The gin is a premium Italian gin, which might not be the first place you associate with the new wave of gins taking over the world. We were excited to try it because it isn’t something that we’re that familiar with. It is distilled at Torino Distillati in Moncalieri, Italy.



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