The name refers to the beautiful mountains surrounding Tramin

" was discovered around 1830 by the English gardener Rob Whinham

and elderberry bushes bloom

paired with delicate cherry notes and hints of rum

Selig dry gin Dieter Meier The name refers to thetype gin producer Psenner, Tramin Pouring on the rocks or in a cocktail Alcohol content 43% Psenner distills gin with considerable experience, using a simple brew, in a purpose built, traditional distillation facility. This small (300 liter) still features a basket suspended in the still's flask, in which all the aromas of the spices (nutmeg, lavender, aniseed, gentian root, lemon peel, orange peel, cinnamon sticks, cloves, etc.) are extracted by the