Mombasa Club
Mombasa Club Gin is a very recent premium gin, London Dry type, although its formula dates back to the late nineteenth century when it was distilled in London and exported to Zanzibar, to the Club from which the gin has acquired its name.
The coastal city of Mombasa, in front of the Island of Zanzibar, soon became the main port and commercial center of all East Africa.
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Mombasa Club Gin is obtained by quadruple distillation, in the traditional batch system. The botanicals used are juniper, orange, lemon, coriander, licorice, cinnamon, cassia, nutmeg, angelica, clove and cumin.
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It is presented in a bottle as a 70cl dark glass jar although there is also a 2 liters bottle edition.
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Mombasa Club Gin is a very recent premium gin, London Dry type, although its formula dates back to the late nineteenth century when it was distilled in London and exported to Zanzibar, to the Club from which the gin has acquired its name.
The coastal city of Mombasa, in front of the Island of Zanzibar, soon became the main port and commercial center of all East Africa.
