These new gins, drawing on an expanded palette of botanicals, are as subtle and intriguing as fine fragrances.
36 Short Gin is flavoured with subtle aromatics of sweet herbaceousness, a spicy citrus lift with a hint of fresh pine and resinous notes.
Adamus is a handcrafted premium gin from Portugal. To create this gin, we searched for the best and most special botanicals in Portugal. We tested 86 natural botanicals and from those, we selected the best 18. This is the only gin in the world in which one of the botanicals […]
The first gin in the world ever made only from local Israeli plants – 12 botanicals that grow in the Galilee. The base spirit is made of grapes. A wild aromatic gin with a round and velvety texture.
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Enjoy a lively combination of subtle, bitter coca, with bright notes of tamarillo, papaya, and South American dragon fruit.
Distillation is a combination of Ariki’s own custom-designed reflux method, and, a vapour infusion still.
Vapour infusion develops Ariki’s distinctive aromatic notes, resulting in a stunning full-bodied gin. South Seas purity and quality are integral to the taste profile, lending Ariki gin a Pacific edge.
Equally passionate about his craft, Christian Krogstad founded the House Spirits Distillery in Portland in 2002. With a pioneering spirit, Christian had set out to recreate a uniquely American Gin. […]
The adventurous spirit of Barra people inspires our unique gin. Our main botanical, carrageen seaweed, is collected wild on the shores of the Isle of Barra.
Barra Atlantic Gin showcases a perfect balance of floral and herbal on the nose, leading to juniper, citrus and dulcet carrageen rolling across the tongue […]
In the old town of Lisbon a dark red sour cherry liqueur called Ginja or Ginjinha is enjoyed in small bars in the evening.
For Beijinho do Sul, Portuguese for “Southern Kisses”, the master distillers from the Altonaer Spirituosen Manufaktur macerated sour cherries from the summer of […]
Distilled in small batches in the back room of a concealed distillery in the Western part of Belgium, unusual botanicals such as malted barley and cubeb pepper are used to give Blind Tiger Piper Cubeba its daring and invigorating character.
TASTING NOTES
The higher than average alcohol content carries bags of juniper […]
For gin enthusiasts it is a revelation, for gin novices it is about discovering an unexpected individual taste.
