Monkey 47: its story The original recipe of Monkey 47 is credited to the former English commander Montgomery Collins, who retired in Germany and became friends with a little monkey named Max. Years later, Alexander Stein, former Nokia manager, decided to return to his home country, Loßburg, in the Black Forest, and start producing a gin unique in the world, inspired by the ancient recipe of Montgomery found by chance in a hotel. In honor of the one who inspired it, Stein decided to name the gin Monkey 47, using 47 to emphasize both the number of botanicals and the alcohol content. Monkey 47: its characteristics The shape of the bottle comes from an old pharmaceutical bottle noticed in a display by Alexander Stein. The brown pharmaceutical glass is a quality choice, since this material better protects the liquid inside from UV rays. The label recalls the shape of a stamp from the Victorian colonial era and encompasses the entire history of the brand: the Black Forest, the botanicals, the monkey.
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Monkey 47: its story The original recipe of Monkey 47 is credited to the former English commander Montgomery Collins, who retired in Germany and became friends with a little monkey named Max. Years later, Alexander Stein, former Nokia manager, decided to return to his home country, Loßburg, in the Black Forest, and start producing a gin unique in the world, inspired by the ancient recipe of Montgomery found by chance in a hotel. In honor of the one who inspired it, Stein decided to name the gin Monkey 47, using 47 to emphasize both the number of botanicals and the alcohol content. Monkey 47: its characteristics The shape of the bottle comes from an old pharmaceutical bottle noticed in a display by Alexander Stein. The brown pharmaceutical glass is a quality choice, since this material better protects the liquid inside from UV rays. The label recalls the shape of a stamp from the Victorian colonial era and encompasses the entire history of the brand: the Black Forest, the botanicals, the monkey.
