Madame Geneva Gin Rouge 41,9% Vol. 0,05l (Mini)

Madame Geneva Gin Rouge – something very special

The name

The term Madame Geneva comes from the 18th century and the time of the gin craze in England. At that time, gin was extremely tax-favored and many people also made it themselves. This and the social circumstances led to many people succumbing to this drink in their hopelessness. There were also many women among the gin addicts. In addition to declining work morale, neglected children were a major problem. That’s why the fusel gin was given the nickname “mothers ruin” or “Madame Geneva”.

The gin

Today's Madame Geneva Gin Rouge has nothing at all to do with a cheap booze that drove women and men to ruin around 200 years ago. On the contrary, the Kreuzritter team has brought something really special to the market with this spirit: a red gin. The unique coloring was not created by dyes, but by the addition of first-class red wine.

The basis of the Gin Rouge is a harmonious gin made from 46 botanicals with bitter but fresh notes. The gin base is characterized by the classic juniper aroma accompanied by a finely balanced, complex aroma arrangement. This is served with a red wine infusion. Primitivo grapes from 60-year-old vines from Puglia are used. This first-class wine gives the gin an incredibly strong fruitiness. This combination is unique and makes Gin Rouge a completely new taste experience.