Mistral Gin 70cl

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Our bins hold 18-24 bottles of wine or Champagne or 2-3 cases of lager when filled with ice and water. This gin is made from Provencal grapes and then brings in 12 botanicals to infuse it with its flavor. The 12 botanicals eventually blend in a very smooth, refined gin with an extraordinary refreshing power. It is an extraordinary gustatory adventure and a discovery of the unique South of France lifestyle, all at the same time. In a cocktail shaker, combine Mistral Gin, fresh lime juice, elderflower syrup, honey syrup, and orange bitters.

The history of winemaking in Provence dates back to ancient times, with the Greeks and Romans introducing viticulture to the region. We recommend you switch to using Microsoft Edge or another more modern browser such as Chrome, Firefox, or Safari (Apple users only). Get Spiritz delivers alcohol and party snacks to your doorstep in the quickest time and with the highest service standards. One of the better and more serious examples of a "pink gin" with pleasing citrus and floral notes, but these are somewhat dominated by peppery spice (grains of paradise, pink peppercorns and cardamom). This gin is the result of the passion for all things Provence and is created using skills and knowledge that extend from a 100 year old distillery in the heart of Provence to the busy gin bars of London, the home of modern craft gin.Focusing on a love of Provence in the south of France, this elegant dry gin is distilled in the region and includes local basil, fennel, eucalyptus, thyme, pink grapefruit, and mint among its selection of 12 botanicals. Overall, Provence is a region that is known for its high-quality wines that are perfect for enjoying on a warm summer day. Scents of herbs like Thyme, Fennel, Eucalyptus, Mint and Grapefruit transported by the fresh Mistral ocean breeze describe the South of France like nothing else. When you come in, you can find your new favourite bottle at our tasting counter, hire glasses, flutes and chiller bins free* and pick up some ice.

There is a slightly herby taste to the gin, and you may even note the rosemary and thyme if you look for it.

This pink gin provides a zesty freshness with a faintly sweet and floral taste, juxtaposed with an assertive spice. Delicate garden mint dances on the palate, while the presence of juniper and liquorice adds a touch of floral elegance. By blending the Provençal herbs and citrus with the traditional gin botanicals this unique rosé dry gin has a great balance between a typical juniper gin but complemented by Provençal herbs, citrus, mint, and aniseed notes.

The Gin Guide Review : Mistral Gin is a characterful and intriguing gin inspired by the flavours of Provence. This provencal lifestyle is defined by taking time to enjoy life under the sun from the Midi and the South of France with the sound of crickets and cicadas. After several years of experience between Sydney and the French Riviera, Hervé Messmer has created his company of event bars. Using botanicals from the land carved by the Mistral wind our light pink gin features the botanicals of Provence with a fresh citrus flourish and by adding your favourite mixer you can enjoy a new experience from Provence lifestyle wherever you are!The pink hue apparently comes from the pink grapefruit which we presume are also macerated after distillation. Mistral Gin is distilled in Provence and six of the twelve botanicals used in its production are native to the region.

A far cry from the transitory “summer drink”, MistralGin has all the strengths of an exceptional gin. Launched in 2018, Mistral Gin is a rosé dry gin named after the strong 'Mistral' wind which blows in winter and spring in the Provence region of south eastern France. The 12 botanicals create a smooth, refined gin with an extraordinarily soft and refreshing taste that can be enjoyed neat, long, or enhanced with a few basil leaves and ice. It’s light and dry and it makes you feel like you’re drinking something far more expensive than it really is. The Roberts family took charge in 1978 – third generation distillers who’ve inherited a tradition of gathering local medicinal herbs from the Lure mountains in Haute Provence for their liqueurs and spirits.Rosé stands for the Mediterranean Lifestyle like nothing else and the Provence sets the Rosé standard. In addition to rosé, Provence also produces red and white wines, as well as fortified wines such as Muscat de Beaumes-de-Venise. Neat, as a long drink or enhanced with a sprig of basil for a light lunch, after-work socialising or evening event… no matter! The history of winemaking in Provence dates back to ancient times, with the Greeks and Romans introducing viticulture to the. It's a flavour profile that works enjoyably in classic gin cocktails but is also versatile and ripe for experimenting with contemporary cocktails and serves.