Free sample of Kammerling’s spirit (alcohol)

sirmarcus

Go to http://www.kammerlings.com/form.html and enter your details.

No ideas what it tastes like as I have never had it but it is a freebie.

Good luck.

Queenriderbrekke

Sounds interesting, thank you!

MrsB2100

It does sound interesting! Thank you!

Don'tskipit

Thanks sirmarcus. I've never heard of it before either.
But got the message ' Thanks your sample will be with you shortly'
(That's unless they get inundated with requests from here!!)


Check out their site.
Didn't take all the details but - Main ingredients- Ginseng, fresh Grapefruit peel, Manuka honey.
33% abr

SDavies

thanks! can't wait to try

belly_dancing_girl

Oooh, sounds exciting! Thanks OP.

belly_dancing_girl

Just received this:

Thank you for giving me your details. Your Kammerling’s will be with you soon, I hope you enjoy it

:beer:

donquine

Seems to be quite a new product - if you like the sample, usual price is £24.24 for a 50cl bottle delivered from thedrinkshop.com.

Great spot, sirmarcus. :T

epm-84

Found this on it:


The taste of Kammerling's is fresh and citrusy on the nose with light floral/anise and juniper notes, with a sweet, rich and spiced herbal palate, finally ending with a long, honeyed bitterness.

It is delicious served neat over ice or with bitter lemon, although it mixes well with pretty much everything.

It has taken Alex Kammerling 5 years to create the perfect recipe, drawing on everything that he's learnt over the last 18 years working as a bartender, brand ambassador, and drinks writer.

Kammerling's is not like other spirits. For a start, it contains four types of ginseng, along with fresh grapefruit peels and manuka honey, as well as 38 other natural botanicals including, juniper, echinacea, ginkgo biloba and goji berries. At 33% abv, it's also slightly lighter than most spirits.

It is made in the same way as gin - the botanicals are macerated in neutral spirit for 48 hours and then distilled in a small pot still to extract all the aromatics. This distillate is then blended with a bittersweet infusion including manuka honey and annatto (which gives it a golden hue) and then blended to 33% abv.

Kammerling's was inspired by the long historical use of alcohol as a medicine, which dates back over 2000 years (Hippocrates was a firm believer in alcoholic herbal infusions.)

It was invented Highbury, north London, but is now made and bottled in Clapham, South London.

jenza8

It now says they've run out of samples. Thanks anyway.

Daftanian

Here's hoping it's a large sample. :rotfl:
Thanks OP