How do you drink Corenwyn?

How do you drink Corenwyn?

Experience the taste Like any high-quality aged genever, Bols Corenwyn 2 Years is best enjoyed neat, next to a (blond) beer. The two year ageing period on French oak casks gives this genever a beautiful golden color and a silky smooth finish.

What is Corenwyn?

It literally translates to ‘grain wine’, and to an extent it is just that. By regulation, korenwijn must contain at least 51% malt wine, meaning that like a whisky, malted barley is its main ingredient. To contrast, ‘jonge’ jenever may contain no more than 15% malt wine, while ‘oude’ jenever must have at least 15%.

How to drink korenwijn?

Splash a few drops of bitters in an old-fashioned glass, rotate the glass to coat, then top up with cold genever and ice. This makes a drink not dissimilar in style to the British pink gin.

What is korenwijn?

Korenwijn, literally ‘corn wine’ is a very old-style traditional jenever – the early Dutch antecedent of modern gins. Korenwijn must have a minimum of 51% malt wine (a pot-distilled unaged whisky) in its blend, with the remainder being neutral alcohol. This Korenwijn has been aged for 1 year in oak barrels.

What is Geneva alcohol?

Popular for ages in the Netherlands and Belgium, genever (also known as geneva, genievre, jenever, Holland gin, or Dutch gin) is a distilled malted spirit (like an unaged Scotch whisky) that is often blended with grain neutral spirit, then infused or further distilled with various herbs and spices, including a healthy …

What kind of liquor is Bols?

Bols Genever 100% Malt Spirit is triple-distilled from long fermented corn, rye and wheat with juniper berries and a personal blend from our Master Distiller. Our Bols Genever 100% Malt Spirit is our unique malt spirit, the heart of genever, in its purest form.

What does Genever taste like?

Taste. Jonge jenever has a neutral taste, like vodka, with a slight aroma of juniper and malt wine. Oude jenever has a smoother, very aromatic taste with malty flavours. Oude jenever is sometimes aged in wood; its malty, woody and smoky flavours resemble whisky.

How strong is genever?

Alcohol strength is between 46%-48% abv, and has a very strong malted grain flavor.

Does genever taste like gin?

Taste Test: This Genever has little to no color to it like a London Dry Gin or Vodka. The taste is creamy, almost buttery and nutty, with a hint of Juniper and citrus to it. The alcohol content is low (35%) when compared to other styles of gin (40%-47%) which makes it very easy to sip.