Translation of "Coriander root" in German

Gin is a spirituous beverage generally obtained by simple or successive distillations of rectified cereal spirits or ethyl alcohol with juniper berries and other aromatic substances (e.g. coriander, angelica root, anise, ginger).For the purposes of these subheadings, only spirituous beverages having the organoleptic characteristics of gin are regarded as gin.

Only the finest botanicals are used in Law Gin, including hand-picked common juniper, a small touch of Phoenician juniper, green cardamom, coriander seed, orris root, Spanish cucumber, and fresh citrus peel.

Mom Gin is distilled four times in a copper pot still and is infused with juniper, coriander, angelica root, spice bark, liquorice, lily root, thyme, and cranberry.

Therefore juniper, coriander, angelica root, angelica seeds, cardamom, cinnamon, bitter orange and lemon are also added.

It is made with juniper, coriander, angelica root, cinnamon, almond, licorice, orris, nutmeg, cassia, orange peel and lemon peel.

For the aromatisation of Hendrick's, the brand utilises only the very best botanicals such as juniper, orange peels, elderflower, angelica root, coriander and lemons - just to name a few of them.

Produced by triple distillation of high purity alcohol with berries of juniper, coriander, angelica root and aromatic barks of citrus fruits, apart from other botanists.

It reflects the aromas of the nose (juniper, citrus, angelica root, coriander, anise and clove).

Crunchy juniper berries, thyme, coriander, angelica root and other botanicals are macerated on the basis of the finest grain and fresh spring water.

Eleven botanicals are on the list of ingredients for Hendrick's Gin, including juniper, orange zests, elderflower blossoms, angelica root, coriander and lemon.

Only the best ingredients are used in order to aromatise the gin, including juniper, orange peels, elderflower, angelica root, coriander and lemons.

Furthermore, spices such as coriander seeds, angel root, dried lemon, lime or orange peel and iris root are used as additives.

It is made with juniper berries, coriander seeds, angelica root, pepper and orange skins and sun dried lemons, all botanicals from the best locations.

A total of 8 botanicals are used to make Saffron - saffron, juniper, iris, orange and lemon zest, angelica root, coriander and fennel.

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The botanicals used are juniper, orange peel and lemon, coriander, cinnamon, angelica root, lily root, boabab fruit and Cape gooseberry, these last two components of African origin.

While many gin brands advertise their exotic, often secret ingredients, Martin Miller concentrates on a rather classic mix of botanicals: Juniper, coriander, angelica, liquorice root, cassia bark, florentine iris and a small proportion of lime peel are included in the first distillation step.

In addition to its basis comprised of selected grains and its main juniper flavours, the gin contains 74 different ingredients, among them are lemon and orange zests as well as ginger root, coriander, and laurels.

Gin is a spirituous beverage generally obtained by simple or successive distillations of rectified cereal spirits or ethyl alcohol with juniper berries and other aromatic substances (e.g. coriander, angelica roots, anise, ginger).

Icelandic Mountain Premium Gin is created on the basis of crystal-clear water from Iceland as well as several aromatic ingredients such as juniper berries, coriander, ginger, angelica roots as well as lemon and orange peels.