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Olafsson Gin is a wheat-based alcohol, crafted from predominantly Icelandic-sourced botanicals such as Arctic thyme, mountain lichen, and birch. Distilled in a traditional copper alembic, and diluted with water filtered through volcanic terroir, it boasts unparalleled purity and uniqueness in the world.
On the nose, the flavors and scents of grains and juniper are enhanced by remarkable mineral and saline notes. Citrus, thyme, and lovely complex vegetal undertones elevate our palate.
A genuine delight of flavors presented in an elegant box with two magnificent tasting glasses.
Gin Olafsson Icelandic - 2 Glasses Gift Set - 42°
€46.50
Olafsson Gin is a wheat-based alcohol, crafted from predominantly Icelandic-sourced botanicals such as Arctic thyme, mountain lichen, and birch. Distilled in a traditional copper alembic, and diluted with water filtered through volcanic terroir, it boasts unparalleled purity and uniqueness in the world.
On the nose, the flavors and scents of grains and juniper are enhanced by remarkable mineral and saline notes. Citrus, thyme, and lovely complex vegetal undertones elevate our palate.
A genuine delight of flavors presented in an elegant box with two magnificent tasting glasses.
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Nose: Aromatic Profile: complex, elegant, both rounded and fresh, Ólafsson Gin captures the beauty and wonders of Icelandic nature.
Palate: Sweet, vibrant, velvety.
Finish: Smooth, harmonious, best enjoyed on the rocks or in cocktails.
Awards:
Double Gold Medal: San Francisco World Spirits Competition.
National Winner / Best Icelandic Classic: World Gin Awards (Classic Gin).
Gold Medal, 95 points: International Wine and Spirits Competition (IWSC).
Gold Medal: The Spirits Business, Gin Masters.
Excellent / Highly Recommended, 91 points: Ultimate Spirits Challenge (USC).
THE BRAND
Olafsson Gin is a small-batch Icelandic gin. Its name draws inspiration from a prominent figure in Icelandic culture. An explorer, poet, and naturalist, Eggert Olafsson spent five years exploring the country. In 1772, he published the comprehensive account of his scientific and cultural expedition in his book "Ferðabók Eggerts Ólafssonar og Bjarna Pálssonar" (Travels in Iceland). Original engravings from the book have influenced the visual design of the packaging.
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Data sheet
- Brand
- Type
- Gin
- Volume
- 70cl
- Degree
- 42%
- Packaging
- Case
- Country