Additional information
| Age | |
|---|---|
| Bottle Type | |
| packaging | Untubed |
| Distillery | |
| Scotland/Other | |
| region | Welsh |
| size | 5cl |
| strength | 41.30% |
Product Information
Aber Falls Orange Marmalade Gin
A Refined Balance Of Sweet And Bitter Orange Flavours With The Pine Flavour Of Juniper. A Citrus Hit With Warming Aftertaste, Guaranteed To Tickle Your Tastebuds.
Cocktail Time………………….
Citrus Fizz
Ingredients – 25ml Aber Falls Orange Marmalade Gin, 50ml Dry White Wine, 75ml Soda Water
Garnish – Long Orange Zest
Glass – Stemmed Glass Filled With Cubed Ice
Method – Build Ingredients Into Glass And Serve With A Long Straw.
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