Madame Geneva Gin

Madame Geneva Gin is a brand of the company Kreuzritter in Germany. Various gin flavours, which are available of this brand, are mentioned below.

Kreuzritter GmbH & Co. KG

At the end of 2008 in a small town named Mühlen, Germany, the company Kreuzritter was established. Mühlen is located in Niedersachsen, known and famous for its horses and show jumpers. The head office is the “Meyerhof”, a historical farm surrounded by a park.

A doctor, a dietitian and a expert for spirits established the company with one common target: to create high-quality cordial, liqueur and aquavitae. Only the most exclusive raw materials should be used.

Products of Kreuzritter

At the moment six high-class liqueurs, three excellent gin flavours, which are also available on BigSpirits, and various non-alcoholic beverages like tea and syrup are in production. All those beverages are produced without artificial flavours and colours or conservation substances.

Quality before quantity

Small but nice could be the slogan of the Kreuzritter company. The products are available in many parts of Europe, but it is still important for the company to produce on a high level of quality and with a lot of love for details. Constantly they are working on developments to improve the quality of the products and to create new beverages. All those spirits are made to persuade for 100% purely with taste.

An overview of all Madame Geneva flavours

Gin Blanc

Back to the roots: this gin is made of juniper. In the past juniper was a principal component of gin. Madame Geneva Gin Blanc is made in this tradition. A counterpart to juniper is coriander and ginger. These two botanicals give the gin a fine and lightly fruity taste. The alcoholic strength is 44,4%.

Gin Rouge

This gin is made with an extraordinary recipe consisting of 46 aromatic botanicals. The botanicals are mixed with red wine. The taste is bitter but it still has some fruity notes. The red wine is made from a special grape which is called Primitivo.

Gin D’or

To get its certain taste this gin is aged in Barrique barrels, which were used to age white wine in the past. The barrels are made of wood, which grew in the forests of Limousin. In these barrels the gin gets flavours of tannin and vanilla but also tertiary tastes of the wine. Every drop of this gin has a characteristic gold colour and an individual note. Each bottle has its own history because of the storage in different barrels.