Can a gin represent the production terroir? Villa Ugo by Sabatini gin yes, because it was born with the intention of using the typical botanicals of Tuscany, to which the boys were fond of when they played in the fields, such as cypress, coriander, Florentine iris, laurel, lavender. Thus was born the Tuscan Dry Gin Villa Ugo di Sabatini gin.
A Teccognano, una frazione di Cortona, in provincia di Arezzo, i Sabatini, una famiglia molto legata alla propria terra, hanno deciso di rendere questo legame ancora più stretto, e di elevare, per così dire il grado di toscanità del Gin. Utilizzando non solo il ginepro ma tutta una serie di botanicals colti principalmente nella proprietà di famiglia e nella aree limitrofe. per creare un London Dry Gin d’eccellenza che porti con re i profumi e le suggestioni delle colline toscane.
Gin Villa Ugo is the gin born in Cortona with the typical botanicals of the Tuscan countryside such as cardamom, coriander, Florentine iris, rosemary, cypress, laurel, lavender, wild fennel,
sage and olive leaves and of course juniper.
The Villa Ugo gin on the nose is balsamic and intense with strong references to the nature of the Tuscan countryside with a full and round palate perfectly balanced by the balsamic notes of cypress, rosemary and wild fennel and with a persistent and sophisticated finish.
Origin: Toscana
Alcohol: 40.4%
Volume: 100 cl
Producer: Sabatini
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