Asian spices, Mediterranean oranges and juniper form the basis of Gin 27. Elder and fir shoots from Swiss forests were added for the Woodland Edition.

Appenzeller Alpenbitter AG has existed since 1902 at Weissbadstrasse 27 in the popular Swiss resort town. With its traditional herbal bitters, the company has been very successful from the beginning. However, the worldwide gin craze eventually reached Appenzellerland as well, which is why efforts were made to develop a new and contemporary product. Known for its original drinks, sausage specialties, desserts and cheese, which come from particularly happy cows, Appenzellerland is a culinary paradise. That’s why the origin of the gin was proudly printed on the front of the bottle-it always makes an impression! Like the classic edition, the Woodland Edition of Appenzell Dry Gin with juniper, coriander, cardamom, licorice, violets, and oranges awaits, cinnamon and star anise. Hand-picked pine shoots and elderberries, found in Swiss forests, serve as a little extra.