Zymurgorium Sweet Violet Gin LiqueurZymurgorium
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About
Zymurgorium Sweet Violet Gin Liqueur - 18.7% - 50cl
An unusual gin liqueur from visionary, Aaron Darke and Zymurgorium (a gin producer based in Manchester).
The natural aroma of parma violets (flowers) mixed with Zymurgorium gin means this isn't one dimensional, but definitey an acquired taste. Ideal in an Aviator cocktail instead of Creme de Violette, or for the lighter and sweeter beverage, perhaps mix with a high quality non-cloudy lemonade, or a light tonic.
The Taste
The liqueur gin has a rich and aromatic flavour and pastel sweet taste. If you like the Parma Violet sweets, it's likely that you'll love this!
The Botanicals
Their original gin recipe, and obviously, Parma Violet, British juniper, organic coriander, organic caraway, raspberries, angelica, Orris root. Honey is also used, as it makes the base of Zymurgorium's Manchester Vodka, that in turn they use to make their Manchester Gin.
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[TGB] recommends serving with

This gin liqueur works well in an Aviator cocktail, but perhaps try it neat over ice. (we find the ice helps dilute the sweetness/numb the taste buds) We also quite like it with a light tonic such as 1724 Andean tonic water, or a light non-cloudy lemonade
Description
ABV / Vol
ABV 18.7% ABV / 50cl
Who produces Zymurgorium Sweet Violet Gin Liqueur?
Zymurgorium
What is the Origin of Zymurgorium Sweet Violet Gin Liqueur?
OriginManchester, England - GB
What defines Zymurgorium Sweet Violet Gin Liqueur?
Descriptive TagsSweet | Floral | Bold | Fragrant
How does Zymurgorium Sweet Violet Gin Liqueur taste?
Nose
Obvious sweet violet perfume aroma
Palate
Sweet Parma Violet like taste
Finish
Finishes with vanilla and parma violet pastel softness