Hendrick's Grand Cabaret Gin (70cl)
Scotland
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‘Calling all dreamers, artists and spirits’, this is the latest Limited-release gin from the great house of Hendrick's. It's inspired by a fruity libation in Paris a century back. Notes of stone fruits combine with sweet herbs. Fruity and refreshing.
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United Kingdom- Light Orangey Hue
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- 30.38 Units
- 43.4% ABV
- 700 ml
- 31 December 2030
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Light, fruity and fresh, with stone fruits and sweet wild herbs
The Spirit
An exciting new-release gin from Hendrick's, a haven of spirit production since 1999. It lies in the tiny seaside village of Girvan in SW Scotland. Each batch makes just 500 litres, so that the Master Distiller, the now legendary Ms Leslie Gracie, has full control of quality and flavour. Her gins are one of kind, smooth and subtly flavoured – a blend of spirit from two different stills. The Bennett steeps the botanicals in spirit overnight before distillation, while the Carter-Head gently steams them. Grand Cabaret was inspired by Leslie’s discovery of a popular libation in Paris a century back – a stone fruit liqueur sipped with gin. She experimented and Grand Cabaret is the result. G & T here we come or polish up those cocktail glasses.
An exciting new-release gin from Hendrick's, a haven of spirit production since 1999. It lies in the tiny seaside village of Girvan in SW Scotland. Each batch makes just 500 litres, so that the Master Distiller, the now legendary Ms Leslie Gracie, has full control of quality and flavour. Her gins are one of kind, smooth and subtly flavoured – a blend of spirit from two different stills. The Bennett steeps the botanicals in spirit overnight before distillation, while the Carter-Head gently steams them. Grand Cabaret was inspired by Leslie’s discovery of a popular libation in Paris a century back – a stone fruit liqueur sipped with gin. She experimented and Grand Cabaret is the result. G & T here we come or polish up those cocktail glasses.
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