JOHN II. FOR MARIA 37,5%

John II. for Maria Gin pink - its base is Gin London dry, enriched with a natural fruity flavour of wild strawberries. Delicious notes of fruit are in balance with the aroma of Juniperus Communis juniper, completed with a macerate of 7 selected herbs from the Spiš region. Together they form an unrepeatable delicate fruity aroma and a rich balanced taste. The product retains its quality thanks to the process of continuous 7-stage distillation, which takes place in copper kettles directly in the Spišská pálenice. Gin John II. for Maria Pink is the ideal base for creating mixed drinks. Enjoy the unique atmosphere in a circle of friends.

Volume: 0.7 l | 0.5 l | 50 ml

Ludwika Maria Gonzaga de Nevers

"Behind every strong man is an even stronger woman." Such was the "woman of two kings"- Ludwika Maria Gonzaga de Nevers.

They say that everything bad is good for something. In her case, this is doubly true. Maria was to become the wife of King Władysław IV. However, her beauty and ancestry did not help her and the Polish king married Cecilia of Habsburg. After Cecilia's death, Maria married Władysław IV. Issued by. At the wedding he meets his brother Jan Kazimierz Waza, who represents him at the ceremony. The ambitious monarch did everything she could to ensure that after the death of Władysław IV. became king and her husband, John II. Kazimierz Waza. Thanks to wit and charm, this was accomplished, and in 1649 Maria was once again standing at the altar.

Throughout her life, Maria was always looking for new challenges. She opened a literary salon in Paris and, following his example, the first literary salon in Poland. Out of great love for her, John II. donated her precious stock of gin, which she then served to the guests in the drawing-room. Strawberries were often added to the gin, giving it an unmistakable pinkish tinge.

A shrewd and unruly ruler, she supported her husband on many occasions, but also controlled him. She used her qualities during the Swedish invasion, when she convinced the king to transport the Polish crown jewels to the safety of the solid walls of Ľubovnian Castle and protect them.

Ludwika Maria died suddenly in Warsaw on 10. May 1667. John II. Casimir was unable to handle the heavy burden of the responsibility of Polish ruler alone, and a year later he abdicated the throne. Every man needs a strong woman by his side, because even in chess the queen protects the king. Building on the rich distilling past of this region, we want to continue the traditions of our ancestors and continuously pass them on from generation to generation. John II. for Maria Gin pink is one of them.

JOHN II. FOR MARIA 37,5%

John II. for Maria Gin pink - its base is Gin London dry, enriched with a natural fruity flavour of wild strawberries. Delicious notes of fruit are in balance with the aroma of Juniperus Communis juniper, completed with a macerate of 7 selected herbs from the Spiš region. Together they form an unrepeatable delicate fruity aroma and a rich balanced taste. The product retains its quality thanks to the process of continuous 7-stage distillation, which takes place in copper kettles directly in the Spišská pálenice. Gin John II. for Maria Pink is the ideal base for creating mixed drinks. Enjoy the unique atmosphere in a circle of friends.

Volume: 0.7 l | 0.5 l | 50 ml

Ludwika Maria Gonzaga de Nevers

"Behind every strong man is an even stronger woman." Such was the "woman of two kings"- Ludwika Maria Gonzaga de Nevers.

They say that everything bad is good for something. In her case, this is doubly true. Maria was to become the wife of King Władysław IV. However, her beauty and ancestry did not help her and the Polish king married Cecilia of Habsburg. After Cecilia's death, Maria married Władysław IV. Issued by. At the wedding he meets his brother Jan Kazimierz Waza, who represents him at the ceremony. The ambitious monarch did everything she could to ensure that after the death of Władysław IV. became king and her husband, John II. Kazimierz Waza. Thanks to wit and charm, this was accomplished, and in 1649 Maria was once again standing at the altar.

Throughout her life, Maria was always looking for new challenges. She opened a literary salon in Paris and, following his example, the first literary salon in Poland. Out of great love for her, John II. donated her precious stock of gin, which she then served to the guests in the drawing-room. Strawberries were often added to the gin, giving it an unmistakable pinkish tinge.

A shrewd and unruly ruler, she supported her husband on many occasions, but also controlled him. She used her qualities during the Swedish invasion, when she convinced the king to transport the Polish crown jewels to the safety of the solid walls of Ľubovnian Castle and protect them.

Ludwika Maria died suddenly in Warsaw on 10. May 1667. John II. Casimir was unable to handle the heavy burden of the responsibility of Polish ruler alone, and a year later he abdicated the throne. Every man needs a strong woman by his side, because even in chess the queen protects the king. Building on the rich distilling past of this region, we want to continue the traditions of our ancestors and continuously pass them on from generation to generation. John II. for Maria Gin pink is one of them.