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Hepple High Fidelity Gin
Hepple High Fidelity Gin
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- BrandHepple Spirits
- CategoryGin
- CountryUnited Kingdom
- DistilleryMoorland Spirit Co.
- AgeNAS
- Style Dry Gin
- Alcohol45.0%
High-tech, high fidelity Gin.
There are three varieties that go into the making of Hepple Gin. There’s Italian and Balkan juniper, and then intriguingly enough, a green, young juniper that grows on Hepple itself.
But it doesn’t stop there, there. It’s a three way extract process to extract flavor. And we have to admit, its futuristic af. The first step involves a copper pot still upon which the ‘core’ Gin is created. This is the foundation, the cornerstone of Hepple Gin’s signature characteristics. The next step is the rotary evaporator, a machine that reduces the atmospheric pressure, cold distilling the ingredients and preserving them in their raw state.
Lastly a CO2 Extraction System – also known as the Supercritical machine (also known as something straight outta a Marvel movie) concludes the third and final step of the Triple Technique method. Hepple wanted to completely rethink how Gin is made.The result? Hepple High Fidelity Gin… and Gold at San Francisco Spirits Awards.
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spicy
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blackcurrant
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fragrant
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juniper
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liquorice
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melon
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citrus
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sweet
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green apple
Appearance / Color
Clear.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Green apple, bright grapefruit and spicy juniper, Douglas fir, black currant.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Fresh citrus, ripe cantaloupe melon, spice, fragrant juniper.
Finish
Extremely long, juniper, cedar, sandalwood, sweet blackcurrant, licorice.
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High-tech, high fidelity Gin.
There are three varieties that go into the making of Hepple Gin. There’s Italian and Balkan juniper, and then intriguingly enough, a green, young juniper that grows on Hepple itself.
But it doesn’t stop there, there. It’s a three way extract process to extract flavor. And we have to admit, its futuristic af. The first step involves a copper pot still upon which the ‘core’ Gin is created. This is the foundation, the cornerstone of Hepple Gin’s signature characteristics. The next step is the rotary evaporator, a machine that reduces the atmospheric pressure, cold distilling the ingredients and preserving them in their raw state.
Lastly a CO2 Extraction System – also known as the Supercritical machine (also known as something straight outta a Marvel movie) concludes the third and final step of the Triple Technique method. Hepple wanted to completely rethink how Gin is made.The result? Hepple High Fidelity Gin… and Gold at San Francisco Spirits Awards.
- BrandHepple Spirits
- CategoryGin
- CountryUnited Kingdom
- DistilleryMoorland Spirit Co.
- AgeNAS
- Style Dry Gin
- Alcohol45.0%
-
spicy
-
blackcurrant
-
fragrant
-
juniper
-
liquorice
-
melon
-
citrus
-
sweet
-
green apple
Appearance / Color
Clear.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Green apple, bright grapefruit and spicy juniper, Douglas fir, black currant.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Fresh citrus, ripe cantaloupe melon, spice, fragrant juniper.
Finish
Extremely long, juniper, cedar, sandalwood, sweet blackcurrant, licorice.
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