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Eshani
4This one made more sense with soda. The peppery finish worked well, especially with soda; still, the finish turned medicinal. A solid four rather than a five.
botanical - fresh - herbalJaisalmer Gin
2.3Jaisalmer was the land of abundance and its people lived lives of splendour. To celebrate their city, the royals commissioned their court to bring them something that paid tribute to Jaisalmer and its spirit. In the golden city of Jaisalmer, the land of abundance, people lived lives of splendour. To capture the essence of this magnificent city, a recipe was crafted that embodied the spirit of Jaisalmer. The finest botanicals from across the land, and two fine botanicals from Jaisalmer— coriander and vetiver were gathered. Together, these 11 botanicals came together to capture the rich heritage of Jaisalmer city. This special concoction known as "The Spirit of Royalty." It was a gift to the world inspired by the golden city of Jaisalmer, meant to be enjoyed by all.
ABV
Alcohol strength can vary by variant and market. Check the bottle label before serving.
Jaisalmer Gin is a gin — a clear spirit infused with juniper berries and other botanicals (herbs, spices, citrus). It's refreshing, aromatic, and the backbone of classic cocktails like the G&T.
Jaisalmer Indian Craft Gin is as royal and spectacular in it's lineage as the name suggests. A triple distilled neutral grain spirit, re-distilled in a traditional copper pot still; the recipe is handcrafted in a time-honoured way. Derived from the ancient Indian knowledge on herbs, the botanicals beautifully release pine notes from Juniper. An intense nose with an initial hint of crisp zesty Indian lemon and coriander compliments the woody and earthy notes from angelica roots and liqourice. Whi. A gin by Jaisalmer from India, crafted with carefully selected botanicals for a distinctive character. Made in India, where the tropical climate accelerates maturation and adds unique character to spirits. Jaisalmer was the land of abundance and its people lived lives of splendour. To celebrate their city, the royals commissioned their court to bring them something that paid tribute to Jaisalmer and its spirit. In the golden city of Jaisalmer, the land of abundance, people lived lives of splendour. To capture the essence of this magnificent city, a recipe was crafted that embodied the spirit of Jaisalmer. The finest botanicals from across the land, and two fine botanicals from Jaisalmer— coriander and vetiver were gathered. Together, these 11 botanicals came together to capture the rich heritage of Jaisalmer city. This special concoction known as "The Spirit of Royalty.
Basic History
A gin by Jaisalmer from India, crafted with carefully selected botanicals for a distinctive character.
Origin & Region
Made in India, where the tropical climate accelerates maturation and adds unique character to spirits.
India
What goes with it
Bruschetta
Grilled Prawns
Light Salads
Smoked Salmon
Olives & Cheese
Pickled VegetablesTop Reviews
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Tanay
2The first thing I noticed with Jaisalmer was the aroma. I noticed some floral edge, but mostly the juniper dominated everything. It may suit a different palate, but it wasn't for me.
juniper - freshS
Siddharth
1Opened Jaisalmer Gin alongside cheese. Even in a dry cocktail, it came across too perfumed. Then the bitterness felt one-dimensional. I left most of the pour unfinished.
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