The Pvrezero 12 botanics is the alternative to gin. This gin without alcohol is vegan and made with herbs such as juniper, cardamom, orange blossom, violet, lavender and myrtle. In this 0.0 gin, you mainly taste the juniper and citrus fruits, and in the aftertaste you taste a pepper.
How do you make a delicious non-alcoholic Gin Tonic?
Pour 130ml of Pvrezero 12 botanics non-alcoholic alternative to gin into a cocktail glass with ice cubes and add 70 ml of tonic. Top it off with “fruit and spice” for example grapefruit and basil, thyme and orange or cinnamon and red pepper. A glass of non-alcoholic gin contains only 29 kcal.
Where does Gin come from?
Gin originated in the Netherlands. It is, in fact, a further developed version of the 17th-century gin that was drunk in Holland. In the 17th century, the Dutch physician Franciscus de le Boë Sylvius searched for a cheap medicine for gout and found it in alcohol containing juniper berries. The drink was called genever, after genièvre, the French name of the juniper berry. In the 18th century, the English discovered gin after earlier had fought in the Netherlands. The Dutch drank gin to give themselves courage, and the English liked it too. It would eventually take 150 years before the English had their own version of gin: gin. Gin has been the national drink of the English ever since. Consequently, the most famous gins come from the United Kingdom, but this evolved gin drink thus originated in the Netherlands.
What is vegan Gin?
No ingredients of animal origin have been used in the making of this gin. This alcohol-free gin is completely plant-based, making it suitable for vegans!
How was this drink made alcohol-free?
No alcohol at all was used in the making of this delicious non-alcoholic gin! The secret to this tasty 0.0 gin is in the recipe – a proper blend of ingredients.
Where is this non-alcoholic
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