Steinhorn Fee Absinthe
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The idea for Steinhorn Fee, the absinthe from the Steiner Bros., came while walking through the rolling vineyards near the Steiner Bros. Distillery. The brothers discovered the grey-green Artemisia absinthium, better known as wormwood, with its notorious active ingredient thujone.
The wormwood herb was cultivated in our own herb garden and the harvest dried in the attic. Together with the absinthe-typical herbs anise and fennel as well as a number of other botanicals, Steinhorn Fee is created in the 60-liter copper still. Natural hyssop and Pontic wormwood from our own cultivation provide the shimmering emerald green colour.
Tasting Notes: Anise and a hint of wormwood dominate the nose. On the palate, the complexity of the ingredients condenses into an expressionistic variety of tastes. After a while, the bitter note of wormwood joins in. In the herbal-dominated finish, Steinhorn Fee leaves a pleasant warmth. (Steiner Bros.)
| ABV: | 60% vol. |
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| Country of origin: | Österreich |
| Food producer : | Steiner Bros. | AT-3701 Ruppersthal 38 |
| Net filling quantity: | 500 ml |
| Type of product: | Spirituose |
Many years ago, the Steiner brothers learned through tradition her grandfather, old Wagnsonner, from an ancient one Family Secret:
Your ancestors, itinerant merchants from Silesia, impoverished landed gentry named Katharina and Gottfried von Grosz, were named after her Settling down in the Weinviertel town of Ruppersthal at the end of the 19th century. Century in addition to their work as a grocer also enthusiastic Distiller.
Steinhorn Gin is the contemporary interpretation of a gin in an old family tradition, strictly according to regulations as a London Dry Gin distilled. Juniper berries and a number of local and exotic ones Botanicals and ingredients give the gin a mysterious aura, purity and grace. Power and strength give him resche 44 alcohol percentage. Strong and graceful like a unicorn. Or like one Steinhorn.
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