Name: Ibhu Indlovu Gin - with elephant dung
SKU: 4860700
Price: 58.00 CHF
Availability: InStock
Author: Savinis

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INDLUVU is the word for elephant in various African languages. This is not a typical gin. It is an exclusive gin for connoisseurs who love the magic of Africa and the unique African flavors. The main ingredients in INDLOVU gin are obtained from elephant dung, which is washed, disinfected and dried. The color of the gin is crystal clear gold. On the nose, aromas of juniper, grass, citrus fruits and earth. On the palate, notes of the elephants’ favorite food such as grasses, roots, leaves, twigs, tree bark, wood and various fruits. A gin with a balanced finish, elegant, smooth and creamy. 15% of the profit from the sale of Indlovu Gin is donated to the Africa Foundation. This helps them in their daily work in the Phinda Game Reserve to protect and conserve wildlife. The producer of Indlovu Gin is proud to carry the Proudly South African seal of approval as part of his commitment! Enjoy with a little ice only.

Recommended Drinking Window	5 years
Bottle Size (cl)	75
Decanting	No
Region	Cape Town
Closure	Grip cork
Packaging	1-piece box
Grape variety	various botanicals and elephant dung
Producer	Ibhu
Alcohol Content	43.0 % vol. Alc.

Cape Town

Cape Town is not only one of the world’s leading tourism brands, but is also a district for South African viticulture. Together with the districts of Darling, Franschhoek, Paarl, Stellenbosch, Swartland, Tulbagh and Wellington, the area is part of the Coastal Region wine region. The district stretches from Cape Point to Philadelphia (36 km away).

The Cape Town wine region looks back on a long history. The historic Constantia Valley lies on the southern slopes of the Table Mountains and is the origin of Cape wine production. The first vines were planted on the farm of Simon van der Stel. In the 18th century, the dessert wines from this region became famous throughout Europe.

Cape Town benefits from the cool sea breeze from False Bay, as the area receives around 1000 mm of rain per year. This means that no irrigation is necessary. The temperature differences between day and night give the wines a very striking aroma. Excellent white and sweet wines have been produced since 1685.

At Savinis you will find the best producers from Cape Town such as Cape Point Vineyards, D’Aria or Steenberg.

Wines from Cape Town at Savinis

At Savinis, you will find the accumulated knowledge and expertise of years of experience. Every South African wine has its own story – be it in relation to the winery, its owner, the winemaker, the vineyard, the production or the geographical and geological conditions.

Do you have questions about a specific wine from Cape Town – or can’t find it in our online store? Ask us, we will be happy to help!

Ibhu

The South African brand Ibhu stands for handcrafted spirits with a deep connection to the country’s nature and culture. The name “Ibhu” comes from the Zulu language and means “distillate” – a fitting expression for the essence of what characterizes this brand: the artful combination of local ingredients, traditional recipes and modern distilling skills.

Founded in Cape Town, Ibhu focuses on sustainability and regionality. Only South African raw materials are used for its products – including wild harvested herbs, fynbos and local citrus fruits. The brand is particularly well-known for its innovative non-alcoholic distillates and aperitifs, which are composed with great attention to detail.

Every bottle of Ibhu reflects the diversity and uniqueness of the South African landscape. Whether pure, on ice or as an ingredient in high-quality non-alcoholic cocktails – Ibhu offers taste experiences for conscious connoisseurs.

Ibhu at Savinis

Discover the extraordinary creations from Ibhu at Savinis – perfect for anyone who wants to avoid alcohol without compromising on quality and enjoyment.

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