A Mari Ocean GinPremium Coastal Provenance Gins
R379
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About
We wanted to do something that hadn't been done. To create a unique, beautiful gin, using a variable that wasn't limited to the botanicals selected for the recipe. We grew up on different coasts and are both ocean lovers, and we started playing with the idea of using ocean water. We liked the results, so developed the idea of coastal provenance gins, using the botanicals that grow on the coastlines of the specific oceans.
A Mari Indian Ocean Gin
A Mari Indian Ocean Gin draws its inspiration from the East Coast of Africa. Inspired by the warm Indian Ocean and distilled with fragrant East African botanicals.
Spicy and rich, this gin features Swahili Lime and Madagascan Pink Peppercorns. After distillation, it is infused with Chai which gives it its distinctive golden colour.
A Mari Atlantic Ocean Gin
A Mari Atlantic Ocean Gin draws its flavours from the West Coast of Cape Town. Inspired by the icy Atlantic Ocean and distilled with indigenous Cape coastal Fynbos.
Tasting Notes and Botanicals
A Mari Indian Ocean Gin
- Nose: rich and complex, spicy with a hint of cinnamon
- Palate: complex, rich and spicy, hints of chai
- Finish: long and mellow with a slight minerality
- Juniper, Coriander, Swahili lime, Lemon, Swahili lime leaves, Ajwain seed, Madagascan pink peppercorns, Turmeric, Cardamom, Angelica.
- Post distillation, infused with chai: Kenyan black tea, Cinnamon, Black pepper, Ginger, Cloves
A Mari Atlantic Ocean Gin
- Nose: Fresh citrus forward, juniper, floral.
- Palate: Fresh citrus merging into mid of rich florals and peppery spices
- Finish: long and smooth with a slight minerality
- Juniper, Coriander, Orange, Tangerine, Lemon, Cardamom, Allspice, Angelica, a secret selection of cape coastal Fynbos
Product Specifications
- Size: 750ml
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