# Berlin meets SD Distillery — Italian Craft Gin

# Italian craft gin in Berlin: character does not follow the crowd

**Choose the flavour before you choose the tonic.** Dry herbs and resin, violet with a dry backbone, or caramel that gives way to spice: three gins, three distinct directions.

SD Distillery produces in Flero, near Brescia, Lombardy. If you are exploring Italian spirits from Berlin, start with the differences: three gins, MonGin spirit drink and Elixir Amaricante amaro. Five characters, not five gins.

**Not sure where to start?** [Find your character with the quiz.](https://sddistillery.it/#quiz-6FYV3l)

## BoombasticGin: dry, herbal, resinous.

[**BoombasticGin**](/products/boombastic-gin) carries a secret herbal and resinous note, distinct from the declared hops listed alongside juniper and coriander. Start here if you want a dry profile with a bold botanical presence.

## Ginight: violet on the nose. Dry on the palate.

[**Ginight**](/products/gin-alla-violetta-ginight) pairs violet fragrance with a dry structure. Floral does not mean sugary. The slight black tint in the bottle disappears as it is poured into the glass, revealing the violet flower's natural purple without water, ice or tonic.

## CaramelGin: caramel opens. Spice answers.

[**CaramelGin**](/products/caramel-gin) opens with natural caramel. Juniper, hops and coriander then take the sip towards a spicy finish. Soft at first: the opening is not the whole story.

## MonGin: citrus outside the gin category.

[**MonGin**](/products/mon-gin) is a spirit drink at 30% ABV, halfway between gin and limoncello, made with limoncello from Amalfi Coast sfusato lemons. The citrus outsider of the range, produced in Lombardy, not a fourth gin.

## Elixir Amaricante: a soft sip, a bitter finish.

[**Elixir Amaricante**](/products/elixir-amaricante) is made by cold infusion of 30 herbs. Soft on the palate, bitter at the finish. Explore it after dinner, in cocktails or as a finishing touch on desserts and ice cream.

## From flavour to serve

Herbs and resin, violet and dry structure, caramel and spice, citrus or a bitter finish? Read the product page that sparks your curiosity, then [**explore the official recipes**](/pages/cocktail-ricette) for ingredients and serving suggestions. One character is enough to start with.

## For Berlin bars, restaurants and specialist retailers

A drinks menu can say more than “aromatic”. “Violet with a dry structure” and “caramel with a spicy finish” give two different starting points. Choose the profile you want to explore for your selection.

[**Explore the HoReCa offer**](/pages/horeca) and contact us to discuss products and serving suggestions.

## Ordering online from Berlin

Enter your delivery address at checkout to check the shipping options and costs available for your destination. This page does not promise a fixed delivery time or a free-shipping threshold.

Prefer to explore the range on different occasions or choose a gift? The [**Complete Tasting Box**](/products/box-degustazione-completa-sd-distillery) brings together three gins, MonGin and Elixir Amaricante.

## Frequently asked questions

### Are these five gins?

No. BoombasticGin, Ginight and CaramelGin are the three gins. MonGin is a spirit drink at 30% ABV. Elixir Amaricante is an amaro made by cold infusion of 30 herbs.

### How do I choose if I do not know the range?

[**Take the quiz to explore the five characters**](https://sddistillery.it/#quiz-6FYV3l), then read the product page that interests you.

**SD Distillery. Spirits outside the rules.**

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> Source: [www.sd.distillery.it](https://sddistillery.it/pages/craft-gin-berlin)