Sugar and Alcohol Content Explained

At Gincent, transparency is key. The likorette “Green Botanical’ and “Spicy Orange” undergo an analysis to ensure consistency and quality. Here's what you can expect: • Sugar Content: Measured in Brix, both Green Botanical and Spicy Orange contain a sugar level of 13° Bx, offering the perfect hint of sweetness. • Alcohol Content: With an alcohol by volume (ABV) percentage of 12,5% alc / vol, Green Botanical and Spicy Orange strike the ideal balance of strength and smoothness.

WHAT IS BRIX

Sugar Content in Drinks explained and compared with Gincent:

Brix is a scale used to measure the sugar content in liquids. Specifically, it indicates the percentage of sugar by weight in a liquid solution. For example, a 20° Brix measurement means that 20 grams of sugar are present in every 100 grams of the liquid. Gincent beverages contain 13° Brix which is relatively lower than most other liquors. To give you an idea: Sweet Liqueurs and Likorettes like Triple Sec, Amaretto, Irish Cream, Coffee Liqueurs, Fruit Liqueurs contain 15° to 40° Brix. Dessert or Cordial Liqueurs like Crème de Cassis, Crème de Menthe, Grand Marnier, Chambord contain 30° to 50° Brix or higher.

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Sugar content in likorettes explained

Likorettes often have Brix values ranging from 20° to 40°, depending on the sweetness and type of beverage.

LOW-Brix Likorettes: These are less sweet and may appeal to health-conscious consumers.
HIGH-Brix Likorettes: These are sweeter, making them ideal for desserts or sipping.

The Gincent likorettes have a Brix level of 13°, indicating a low-sweet profile with a balanced richness. It’s perfect for sipping neat or enhancing your favorite desserts or cocktails.

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