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THE KING'S GINGER LIQUEUR Holland
Vintage Assessments Tasting Note Producer BERRY BROS. & RUDD
Bright medium gold colour. Sweet, very attractive, intense, spicy, vibrant, ginger nose. Delicious, sweet, medium bodied, gently viscous, very spicy, intense, well balanced, expansive, very intense, lovely ginger flavours with a long, lingering, caramel finish. It's made in the Netherlands by macerating ginger root in a high strength spirit and adding lemon oil for an uplifting fresh citrus note. A REPEAT that last appeared in Vintages (***) on December 10, 2016 at $44.95 and was Recommended Best Buy. CSPC 269407
Type Spirit - Liqueur
Agent Cha Hob
Country Netherlands
Region
Rating ***(93 points)
Sweet, Vibrant, Intense, Ginger
LCBO Text Status Recommended by Vintage Assessments!
A Best Buy
TASTING NOTE: This liqueur was originally commissioned in 1903 by the Royal Physician to stimulate and revivify His Majesty King Edward VII when he was exposed to the elements on morning rides in his new horseless carriage. King Edward's greatest passions were fine wining and dining, the very best cigars and the company of beautiful ladies. It's made in the Netherlands by Berry Bros. & Rudd, by macerating ginger root in a high strength spirit and adding lemon oil for an uplifting fresh citrus note. Strong (41 per cent alcohol) and sweet, but not too, it's full of spicy ginger flavours enhanced by lemon peel elements. If you like candied ginger, you'll love this. Great paired with chocolate or added to whisky, mulled wine or hot apple cider for a lovely winter warmer. Score - 91 (Margaret Swaine, winealign.com, Feb. 8,2013) Price $ 44.95
Bottle Size 750 mL
Tasting Date vintages release - August 19, 2017
Cases bought 119 (6 bottles per case)

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