TanquerayExport Strength Gin - 1 Litre
R379
About
A blend of the purest four-times-distilled spirit and a handpicked selection of four botanicals, London Dry Gin offers uniquely balanced gin experience. Said to have been Frank Sinatra's preferred gin, London Dry's edge and sophistication have long made it a favourite with the stars in fashion, film and music
Strong juniper and citrus greet the palate concluding with a very brisk, dry finish. It's no wonder that Tanqueray London Dry Gin has won countless awards including the recent International Gin Challenge. Tanqueray London Dry Gin is a perfect choice for your favourite classic cocktails like the Gin and Tonic.
Product Features
- Tanqueray's iconic bottle design
- Fresh G&T
- London Dry Gin
- Distinctive aromas that you can enjoy best with tonic, lots of ice and a lemon column
- The perfect balance of botanicals
- Selected number one of the most trendy gins from the world's top 50 bars
Notes:
Nose: Aromatic. Cedar, juniper oil, a little citrus zest.
Palate: Huge juniper, spicy notes of orange and lemon peel, a little aniseed.
Finish: Long finish, very full and thick with juniper.
Product Specifications
- Alcohol by volume: 43.1%
- Size: 1L
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