Jaisalmer Indian Craft Gin - 700 ml

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The black bottle represents the dark desert night and the gold represents the crown, the black bock represents the state animal and the outline of the fort.

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From the botanicals commonly used in its production to its most popular drink, the gin and tonic, the influence of India can easily be seen. In this regard, adding hemp as a botanical would help pique a consumer's curiosity," the 24-year-old founder, Shubham Khanna had told Condé Nast Traveller. So it's, it's something that we wanted to connect, not only the Fort and royalty, but also the proud state animal as well. From fruity reds to crisp whites, our guide explores 10 diverse wine types, elevating your tasting experience.Kunal: So, Jaisalmer, Susan, is one of the first authentic, I repeat, authentic Indian Craft gins made by Rampur Distillery.

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While we spend a huge amount of time praising the artistry of small distilleries – almost to the extent of ignoring the giants – these big makers are of huge importance to the Gin industry.It's distilled at our mother distillery in Rampur, which is in Uttar Pradesh, which is the foothills of Himalayas, because that's . The best part, the Tamras Gin distillery is open to guests to tour around the space where the gin is made. A: Indian gin may use botanicals like cardamom, coriander, fennel, and other indigenous spices for a regional twist.

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It uses nine botanicals including hemp, Himalayan juniper, coriander, lavender, rosemary, caraway seeds, cinnamon, lemongrass and butterfly pea flower. Set between the horns of the Black Buck is the Jaisalmer Fort, a glistening symbol of royalty, quite like no other. Rampur was one of the early movers to enter the Indian single malt space along with peers such as Amrut and Paul John. On a balmy English summer afternoon, we took full advantage of London's open-container laws with a gin-tasting in a park.

The golden embroidery on the label shows the royalty, the richness of Jaisalmer coming into the bottle. Sipsmith London Dry Gin is distilled with 10 botanicals, few being juniper, coriander seeds, angelica roots, licorice, orris and lemon peel which are carefully selected for an even drier balance than a classic London Dry Gin. A touch of fresh red berries is also evident here, with herbal notes emerging after the initial rush of fruit fades.