The Illusionist Dry Gin

A German gin from Munich that clearly stands out from the crowd: The Illusionist Gin!

The illusionist gin inspires with its wonderful presentation . Its black ceramic bottle immediately draws the eye. The label with gold and black print and images of roses, an eye and the ornate writing are reminiscent of a magic potion . The wooden clasp replicates the classic trick of removing your finger and using your thumb for the illusion. A childhood memory comes to mind.

The Illusionist Gin is made by hand in a small batch process . The gin is not filtered before bottling and promises premium quality . There are no chemicals and the botanicals used are all natural

But not only the bottle and the presentation of the Illusionists Gin knows how to inspire. The nose and the palate are also enchanted. Aromas of juniper, mace – also called mace – and angelica characterize this gin. These are accompanied by notes of lavender and rosemary, as well as nuances of fresh lemons and oranges .

But why is the illusionist Gin called that? where is the illusion

The very special thing about this gin is its deep blue color . He owes this to a blue flower that can be found on the other side of the world. A blue gin? That’s crazy! And to further enhance the illusion, a Gin&Tonic can be prepared. Adding tonic water turns the drink purple in color.