After a few summer nights with gin and tonic, a young couple from Austria realized their dream and made their own gin. The distillation takes place in a copper still heated with wood, which has been run for generations. The encounter with a supposed blue snake led to the idea to create something mysterious - a natural color change of the gin. Munakra Dry Gin is made from 16, 100% natural botanicals. Among other things, juniper berries, hibiscus flowers, rose petals, elderberry, red grapes, rose hips and lemons are used. The original color of the gin is blue, but when it comes into contact with acid, such as tonic water, it changes color to purple. The color change is based 100% natural and is due to infusion with a unique flower. This Dry Gin is bottled by hand in small batch style in the middle of the Austrian capital Vienna.