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Winestillery Italy - London Dry Gin

Winestillery Italy - London Dry Gin

SKU: SP0658

700ml

$56.98

Available: 7

Description

Our London Dry Gin investigates the great botanical heritage of Tuscany and the Chianti Classico region.

In fact, like no other product could do, our London Dry embodies the perfect exemplification of what the terroir is, expanding its boundaries to the Gin category. Our wine distillate (made from Sangiovese grapes) together with a unique selection of botanicals from the Tuscan tradition is distilled again with our Pot Still alembic in order to obtain a Gin capable of transporting you to the heart of our land.

Country

Italy

Agricultural Base

Grape

Style

London Dry

Size

700ml

Country

Italy

Wine is made in all 20 of Italy’s regions, from Alpine valleys to Mediterranean islands. Much of that variety comes from grapes with deep local roots. In Piedmont, Nebbiolo gives Barolo and Barbaresco their perfume and firm tannins. In Tuscany, Sangiovese brings red cherry and bright acidity to Chianti Classico and Brunello di Montalcino. Veneto spans a different range, from fresh, Garganega-based Soave to Amarone della Valpolicella, made from grapes dried before fermentation. Italy’s whites and sparkling wines are just as varied. The Marche is known for Verdicchio, while Sicily’s Mount Etna produces whites based on Carricante and reds led by Nerello Mascalese. In southern Italy, Campania is home to both Fiano di Avellino and the structured Aglianico reds of Taurasi. For bubbles, look to the orchard fruit of Glera-based Prosecco or the fine mousse and bready notes of Franciacorta, which gets its sparkle from a second fermentation in the bottle. An Italian label often leads with a place name. DOC and DOCG identify protected denominations with rules for where and how the wine is made. IGT also identifies a geographic origin and can give producers more latitude in their choice of grapes and blends.