Engine Pure Organic Gin - London Dry Gin with Italian Ingredients, Juniper Hints with Floral Note of Roses and Balsamic Note of Sage and Lemon, Made in Italy, Bottle of 50 cl, 42% ABV

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Disaronno International announced the launch of a new Italian gin, inspired by motorsports and hand-crafted with 100% organic Italian ingredients, that comes in a unique tin. Also sign me up for newsletters so I can get special offers, recommendations, and expert advice to my inbox! Italian spirits maker Illva Saronno has announced the launch of Engine, a craft organic gin brand that borrows its bottle design from old-school oil cans. It starts on a green, vegetal note that warms to fatty olive at the center, followed by dried lemon peel, savory rosemary, and black pepper at the finish. Once the formula was defined with the help of expert hands and good palates, I started imagining what the aesthetics of the project could be and, considering that it all took shape in my garage, I thought it would be suitable for EnGINe to have an identity that went in another direction with respect to the transparency that spirits look for today—something dirtier, unexpected, capable of completely distorting the concept of a bottle.

The spirit itself is a Piedmont-based London dry gin, but the botanicals used to create its sophisticated flavor profile were taken from several regions throughout Italy. This gin's formula intricately weaves together Italian and Piedmontese traditions, offering a heartfelt nod to historical digestive remedies like sage and lemon-based rosolios, cordials, and liqueurs.

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Produced with an array of botanicals from Italy, including lemon, liquorice, damask rose, and essential oils, the result is a delightfully delicate expression with thankfully no petrol notes to be found. Not unlike a bowl of warmed olives with bits of lemon peel and herbs that you might be served at an Italian bar as an aperitivi snack.Engine is an exceptional organic gin crafted in limited batches through the innovative process of vacuum distillation, using a meticulous selection of 100% Italian botanicals. I wasn’t sure what to make of EnGINe Gin at first, up to and including whether it was indeed potable alcohol and not motor fuel. The unique motor oil can design is inspired by founder Paolo Dalla Mora and his passion for engines, such as the height of motocross in the 1980’s. The _ga cookie, installed by Google Analytics, calculates visitor, session and campaign data and also keeps track of site usage for the site's analytics report. These cookies help provide information on metrics the number of visitors, bounce rate, traffic source, etc.

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This cookie is set by Rubicon Project to control synchronization of user identification and exchange of user data between various ad services. the first thing that sticks out about this Italian-made organic gin is its novelty packaging, which makes it look like… motor oil. For some time, I had in mind a beverage project and one day, while I was working on my bike in the garage in Barbaresco drinking a cup of the traditional Langa digestive with hot water, lemon peel and sage leaves, I thought it would be interesting to reproduce those very flavors in an alcoholic version and taste it in a long drink,” saidPaolo Dalla Mora, Founder of EnGINe Gin.Vacuum distillation using a rotary evaporator preserves the most delicate aromas and flavours, allowing the true character of the gin to shine.