Mombasa Club Colonel's Reserve Gin - traditional London Dry
Mombasa Club is one of the British gin brands whose history alludes to the former colonial era. The British were colonial masters in India and other Asian countries, but parts of Africa were also temporarily under English control. Because of the long stay of the British in Mombasa, a former club location of the British, this gin joins the portfolio of the brand.
Extensive and unique bottle design
Mombasa Club London Dry Gin Colonel‘s Reserve already attracts attention with its elaborately decorated bottle design. The London Dry Gin is dedicated to the British officers of the time who turned the end of the 19th century into such a glorious era.
Wacholder berries create a charismatic profile
In terms of taste, Mombasa Colonel's Reserve Gin impresses with a clear focus on crisp juniper berries. But the traditional London Dry Gin is not exclusively characterized by the bitter berries. Which other ingredients are used is not clear. Cardamom, caraway, aniseed and cloves could be involved, but unfortunately nothing is known about them.
| Brand | Mombasa Club |
|---|---|
| Type of gin | Reserve Gin, London Dry Gin |
| Flavour | anise, caraway, cardamom, cloves, juniper |
| Country of origin (item) | England |
| bar code | 8437011284105 |
| ABV | 43.5% Vol. |
| Weight | 1.16 kg |
| Manufacturer or importer | Calle Aurora, 11, 11500 El Puerto de Santa María, Cádiz, Spain |