Kever Genever
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Kever 0% Non Alcoholic Mixer
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This is a delicious, non-alcoholic mixer that you can use as an alternative to your favorite gin-tonic or mocktail. The botanical ingredients, such as juniper, lemongrass, cardamom and red pepper, ensure a powerful, tropical taste experience.
When you open the can and mix the mixer with a high -quality tonic or ginger beer, you can taste a fresh, Indonesian twist with citrus tones. This mixer is perfect for times when you don't want to drink alcohol, regardless of the reason. Try him in a nojito, a refreshing, non-alcoholic variant of the classic Mojito.
When you open the can and mix the mixer with a high -quality tonic or ginger beer, you can taste a fresh, Indonesian twist with citrus tones. This mixer is perfect for times when you don't want to drink alcohol, regardless of the reason. Try him in a nojito, a refreshing, non-alcoholic variant of the classic Mojito.
| Material | Aluminium, Grass |
| Made in | Netherlands |
| Brand location | Netherlands |
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Kever Genever
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In 2015, on a long, boozy night in Amsterdam, we cracked open a bottle of genever. Quickly we realized just how good it was. This gave us a wild idea: do it better. After endless experimenting and tasting we created Kever Genever: a rich and fresh spirit for urban explorers. It’s a juicy bomb of flavour, but as smooth as a baby’s bottom. By pursuing our lust for innovation and a good drink, we changed the spirit we admired. Join our journey. Bring the Amsterdam spirit to the world.
