Alcoholic Beverages Carasman

Botanical blessing with cannabis terpenes 

Gin (from the English gin, but actually from the Dutch genever: pine), is a strong alcoholic drink with a minimum 40% alcohol content. It is obtained by distilling alcohol-preheated grain or molasses, seasoned with various selected botanical spices with a necessarily predominant aroma of pine. Common pine Juniperus communis, in the form of a bristly bush, grows in hilly and mountainous areas, and its healing properties have been known to us since ancient times.

Gin is most often drunk in cocktails, with tonic. The version with tonic – popular G&T Gin is most often drunk in cocktails, with tonic. Tonic version - the popular G&T was once created in British tropical colonies out of necessity, as gin served well to mask the unpleasantly bitter taste of quinine, which was the only effective anti-malarial agent. This mostly transparent drink, with a discreet taste, is a very grateful base for additional creative endeavors. A drink of a certain flavor becomes the basis for creating new interesting upgrades, depending on the wishes of those who consume it.

Apart from the usual holy trinity – pine, coriander and angelica, we often come across citrus and floral notes, cinnamon, cardamom, cucumber or lavender. 

Alcoholic Beverages Carasman

Carasman decided to take its range of gins a few steps further than the conventional product. Terpenes of proven and high-quality marijuana strains were added to the basic preparation (macerate) of as many as 16 different botanical supplements, which will serve as a basis for the introduction of a completely new medium with additional effects to achieve an incredible and mutually complementary effect. The added ingredients are previously stripped of all cannabinoids, so that users are not in any potential danger of feeling any other intoxication besides alcohol.

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