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Knut Hansen Dry Gin

Knut Hansen Dry Gin combines the love of gin and northern Germany. The juniper spirit from Knut Hansen stands for regionality and honest craftsmanship.

In a small manufactory in Hamburg Hamm, the Knut Hansen Dry Gin is brought to life. For the curious, the Knut Hansen team offers a glimpse into the production process.

The distillery

The production of Knut Hansen Dry Gin is a tribute to Hamburg. The processed products come from the region and are sourced from local farms. Juniper, cucumber and basil come directly from Hamburg, the apples from the Alte Land. The ingredients are enriched with much love and experienced handwork and finally filled into the unmistakable Knut Hansen stoneware bottles.

The distillery and manufactory is more a production facility than a store, but can still be visited spontaneously. Gin, hoodies and T-shirts are also for sale to all fans in the manufactory store.

Tastings

The tastings of the house follow the slogan "Gin enjoy and understand". In small round the Gin professionals obtain history and background knowledge of the cult beverage. There are also practical tips for your own home bar. Don't worry, the tasting and tasting of the gin variations will not be neglected. A very special souvenir may not be missing thereby naturally.

A small video insight into a tasting can be found here.

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