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Hope African Botanical Gin

Hope African Botanical Gin

S$99.00Price
CELEBRATING SOUTH AFRICA’S DISTINCTIVE FYNBOS, HOPE AFRICAN BOTANICAL GIN IS DISTILLED FROM LOCAL GRAIN SPIRIT AND INFUSED WITH EIGHT BOTANICALS.
 
These include hand-picked organic kapokbos, otherwise known as snowbush, and buchu from our unique floral kingdom.
 
Kapokbos is a wild sweet rosemary, which adds floral and herbaceous notes, and buchu is a small fragrant shrub that lends uniquely punchy blackcurrant notes. This is South Africa in a glass!
 
500ml, 43% ABV
 
NOSE
Punchy fruit notes with hints of pine.
PALATE
Floral with blackcurrant and juniper.
FINISH
Complex finish which is subtly sweet.
 
THE PERFECT HOPE AFRICAN BOTANICAL G&T
1 part gin
4 parts Indian or Grapefruit tonic
Garnish with with a slice of grapefruit and a sprig of thyme, or with a few muddled summer berries and mint
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Made in small-batches by passionate distillers from over 20 countries

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100% natural ingredients, nothing artificial, nothing mass produced and most definitely not commercialised.

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About our gins

We pride ourselves on carrying only the most exquisite craft gins. What exactly are Craft gins? Much like a chef, a craft gin, or craft spirits as a whole, is the dedication to innovation, quality, raw ingredients, and a passion for creating amazing spirits.

 

The collection of gins that we handpick at Craft Gins Co are made by passionate distillers who dedicate their lives perfecting their craft. They're made with 100% natural ingredients, nothing artificial, nothing mass produced and most definitely not commercialised. Over here, we strongly support small scale distillers who produce amazingly smooth gins. 

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