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epos gin

Enigmatic in aromas and flavoring, just like Homer’s Poems. EPOS GIN will take us to a unique world of taste, as it is made with more than 10 different herbs, spices, roots and flowers, from all over Greece.
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Pink Grapefruit

The taste of EPOS PINK is the same as EPOS GIN, but with 38% alcohol, instead of 42% and an aftertaste that leaves an essence of Pink grapefruit.
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EPOS

A “krama” of poetry and history, in which the tradition of a people is transformed, with a group of poems that deal with a common epic theme. It is the connection of the past with the present, having as a “background” the achievements of heroes and gods, who often coexist with people and direct their action. The reason for the heroic epos, such as the Iliad and the Odyssey of Homer.
The unknown history of Homeric Poems has a connection with the secret recipe of EposGin, which has its roots in well-hidden recipes for centuries, which by word of mouth created an epic drink. After all, epos is another word for… epic. The combination of the heroic aftertaste of the epic drink and its mythological temperament, created an elixir, which combines the celestial with the human element, offering to anyone who tastes it, epic moments, that last in time.

Ingredients

Rosemary

Cardamom

Juniper berries

Nutmeg

Licorice

Lemon peel

Angelic root

Orange peel

Mastic resin

Small amount of production

The unique quality and the taste characteristics of the premium EPOS GIN are a consequence of the production of a small batch, which aims at a fine aromatic result, that will “drive” us back to the 5th century BC, putting in our glass a premium drink that created through mythical, divine and human processes, reach us “today”.

This trio of processes, after all, is also the reason why its recipe is kept as a seven-sealed secret for centuries. Specifically, each batch of 500 bottles of the most original epic spirit, has a handwritten name of a historical figure and a bottle number from 1 to 500. Closing our eyes and enjoying a sip of EPOS GIN, we will be automatically transported to places past, where heroism is the only way. Are you ready to be epic?

Rosemary

Did you know that rosemary can activate the sympathetic nervous system, improving the quality of memory, the ability to concentrate, but also people’s mood?

A well-known plant in antiquity used by ancient Greeks in various religious ceremonies and celebrations, from the decoration of buildings and temples to fuel for incense.

Cardamom

Did you know green cardamom is widely used in South Asia to treat infections of the teeth and gums?

Cardamom is one of the herbs used since antiquity for its healing properties. Its use was so widespread and frequent in Medicine, that cardamom became synonymous with the recovery of powers and entered the Greek vocabulary in this capacity

Juniper berry

Did you know that juniper berry provides anti-inflammatory and antioxidant action?

In ancient times the Greeks consumed the fruits of juniper because they believed that they could increase their natural strength.

Nutmeg

Did you know that nutmeg is known to be a valuable and expensive spice in medieval European cuisine as a flavoring, medicine and preservative?

Liquorice

Did you know that liquorice sweet taste is due to glycyrrhizin, its main ingredient, which is 60 times sweeter than sugar?

Since ancient times it is widely used as a natural flavoring and sweetener in sweets, food and drinks.

Lemon

Did you know that lemon, thanks to its antibacterial properties and its content of vitamin C, helps strengthen the body’s defenses and fights free radicals?

It is considered the most valuable “medicinal fruit” of the ancient physicians, while citrus and lemons in antiquity were insignia of nobility and a symbol of the social position of the ruling class.

Angelica

Did you know that its roots have healing and tonic properties, while also helping with colds and asthma?

The most effective plant of ancient years for protection from witches. The most famous “witches” of the time, with divine abilities were Calypso and Kirki.

Orange

Did you know that despite its high sugar content, the orange is a fruit
with a low glycemic index and relatively few calories?

The orange, according to botanists, was from China or another version
imported from India and used by the Portuguese in the western world
spread. The orange has been known since ancient times, but its more intense
Cultivation began in North Africa in the 10th century AD.

Mastic

Did you know that mastic of Chios has antioxidant, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, also having the ability to reduce lipids and glucose in the blood?

Mastic is found historically from the 5th century BC. Firstly, through Herodotus and then through many ancient writers. Its healing properties are also known from antiquity but have only recently been scientifically proven.

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