Spiritourism, entrepreneurial culture, artisan tradition: the best of Italy in drops and glasses is highlighted in the new edition of the Spirito Autoctono Guide, created by Francesco Bruno Fadda, Lara De Luna and Federica Capobianco. Now in its third edition, the Guide aims to spread the culture of good Italian-style drinking, which is why it selects and showcases – divided by region – the most authentic and original expressions of the Belpaese.
Theresianer Gin wins the special Golden Ampoule mention, an award given to a selected number of labels – recognized and classified as the best of Italian production – on the basis of quality, territoriality and artisanal and environmental care in processing.
“A pungent, resinous flavor, with juniper playing the starring role, is the stylistic hallmark of Theresianer gin, which brings together a long-standing brewing tradition and a highly appealing distillate, playing with the combination of hops, citrus and juniper to give a unique and fresh flavor, with notes of resin and spices – we read within the pages of the Guide. – Juniper is distilled separately, as is the infusion of botanicals such as grapefruit, mandarin and cardamom. The result is a product that is particularly suitable for mixing.”
During the awards ceremony, at Superstudio Maxi in Milan, in collaboration with Mixology Experience, one of the most important industry events in Italy, the winners of the coveted prizes took turns on the stage, with Theresianer being represented by Lorenzo Tomaselli, the brand’s Sales Manager.
“The honor bestowed upon Theresianer Gin is a testament to its value and an important achievement. Each element contributes in a harmonious and consistent way to the recipe that, with its sensory richness, has allowed us to be nominated and recognized together with the best of Italian spirits production – declared an excited Lorenzo Tomaselli. – The Golden Ampoule 2024 makes us extremely proud and marks a further step in the awareness that quality and the depth of daily commitment are the only thing that matters”.
