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Empress 1908 is a Canadian gin made in British Columbia. It uses eight organic botanicals, one of which is butterfly pea blossom, which gives the gin a vivid indigo blue color. However, when citrus or tonic is added to the gin, the color turns from indigo to a soft pink. The palate is citrusy with noticeable grapefruit notes. While a unique product, it is also an excellent gin. Gluton free.

42.5%abv

Produce at it’s Chateau de Bonbonnet estate in the Cognac region of France, Citadel is a melange of nineteen botanicals. All juniper is grown on the estate: it is a true chateau-to-bottle gin. Citadelle exudes delicate aromas of fresh flowers highlighted by more assertive citric scents. On the palate, the juniper cedes to spiciness. Well balanced, it is elegant and soft, with a nice equilibrium between intensity and finesse. 44% abv. “Spirit of the Year” at the 2017 World Spirit Awards

The "47" in Monkey's name refers to the whopping 47 botanicals sourced from Germany's black forest that are used in formulating this ultra premium gin. It may be the most expressive and complex gin on the market. Look for aromas and flavors of blackberry, clove, ginger, cranberry and elderflower, with pine and wood notes on the finish. 47abv. Gold Medal - World Spirits Award;
"The greatest gin I have ever tasted" - Robert Parker

Nolet's Silver Dry Gin from the Netherlands features fresh notes of turkish rose, peach and raspberry. The botanicals are individually macerated to give the gin its distinctive, all-natural flavor and aroma. It is floral and fruit-forward and bottled at 47.6 abv.

This gin is clear, with a distinctly sweet candied lemon peel fragrance. The soft palate finishes with mild violet jazzed up by white pepper and a hint of coriander. Tailor-made for an Aviation. - Kara Hartig, Wine Enthusiast

40%abv