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Air Hamburg Personal Dry Gin

  • Air Hamburg Personal Dry Gin
Country
Germany
Alcohol
42%
Bottle size
500 ml
Producer
Air Hamburg Luftverkehrsgesellschaft mbH
Botanicals
25 botanicals
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Aromacode®

Aroma profile of Air Hamburg Personal Dry Gin
  1. 1 Pine, 55 of 100
  2. 2 Citrus, 34 of 100
  3. 3 Fruits, 23 of 100
  4. 4 Blossoms, 4 of 100
  5. 5 Grass, 12 of 100
  6. 6 Herbs, 28 of 100
  7. 7 Wood, 0 of 100
  8. 8 Spices, 29 of 100
  9. 9 Sharpness, 29 of 100

The Aromacode® shows how strongly each aroma comes through. The larger the wedge, the stronger the aroma. Numbers match the list.

Mixers tested with this Gin

  • Fit: 2 out of 3

    Interesting

    Goldberg Japanese Yuzu Tonic

    An intriguing mix of fruity and bitter notes. The gin shapes the tonic rather than the other way round. Not bad, though.

  • Fit: 2 out of 3

    Easy-drinking citrus

    Goldberg Mediterranean Tonic

    I like this combination. It's citrus-led and spicy at the same time, and lovely with ice. Probably my favourite.

  • Fit: 2 out of 3

    Pure bitterness

    Goldberg Tonic Water

    If you want a really bracing Gin and Tonic, this is the one. The tonic heads straight for the bitter end of the spectrum. Don't worry, though: citrus follows close behind.

  • Fit: 0 out of 3

    Nope

    Goldberg Ginger Ale

    Unfortunately, this isn't a match. It's just sweet, with the ginger ale only becoming faintly apparent right at the end. The gin takes an unpleasant aromatic turn. Somehow, no.

  • Fit: 0 out of 3

    Grapefruit pith

    Fever-Tree Indian Tonic Water

    This is a really unpleasant combination. The gin pushes the tonic in an extremely bitter direction, like chewing the inside of a grapefruit peel. And it's incredibly sweet.

  • Fit: 0 out of 3

    Don't mix this

    Windspiel Tonic Water

    Another one that won't make the cut. Bitter notes and a few botanicals come through in an unpleasant combination. A wild mix that's wrong from A to Y.

  • Fit: 1 out of 3

    Who let the herbs out?

    Fever-Tree Mediterranean Tonic Water

    Few gins push Mediterranean tonic into the background. Here, the herbal character suddenly moves ahead of the tonic. In this combination, though, it isn't so unpleasant.

  • Fit: 1 out of 3

    Dry and furry

    Mistelhain Trend Tonic

    The tonic is naturally fruity and juicy, but the gin adds a furry note to the flavour. It's like having a rabbit in your mouth. Thoroughly dry.

  • Fit: 2 out of 3

    Juicy

    Doctor Polidori Dry Tonic Water

    Not the world's best combination, but definitely mixable. Sweet and juicy, with a little lemon and a hint of bitterness.

  • Fit: 1 out of 3

    Tough cucumber

    Doctor Polidori Cucumber Tonic Water

    Worth a go. The sweetness only becomes clear after a moment. At first, it's a bracing, bitter, cucumber-heavy mix. Worth trying.

  • Fit: 1 out of 3

    Never have I ever

    Mistelhain Ambition Tonic

    The tonic is very intense, but this makes an interesting mix. The gin steers it in quite a good direction. Juicy, but a little rough-edged, too.