Crabbie's Scottish Rugby Raspberry & Ginger Gin, 70 cl
Regular price £24.99
This bright gin was created in honour of Scottish rugby, released for the 2020 Six Nations tournament. It was named after Jack Crabbie, John Crabbie's grandson who played international rugby for Scotland in 1900 to 1905. The fruity expression takes Crabbie's original London Dry gin, which has been infused with Scottish raspberry and ginger. Read more.
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Description
Crabbie’s Raspberry Alcoholic Ginger Beer is made to a recipe with 4 closely-guarded secret ingredients. They’re combined with Scottish raspberries and ginger shipped from the Far East, steeped for up to 6 weeks to produce its deep, deliciously spicy flavour. Pioneer of taste It takes taste and imagination to create a drink so delicious that it stands the test of time. The roots of the distinctive Crabbie’s Alcoholic Ginger Beer stretch all the way back to 1801. John Crabbie capitalized on the nearby port of Leith, Edinburgh, providing him access to ingredients from many nations. He sourced the finest ginger and exotic spices; to create unusual drinks that challenged and delighted the senses, starting a legacy that would last for generations to come.
Tasting Notes
Bright juicy notes of raspberry
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Gin & Tonic Cocktail Recipe
Gin & Tonic. If you can say it, you can make it. Right? Right. But also, not exactly. The two-ingredient cocktail requires your undivided attention. From glassware to garnish to style of gin and spirit proof, everything should be carefully considered when mixing a G&T. A Gin & Tonic made with a potent base—45% ABV and above, if you mean business—and configured with two parts tonic to one part gin is a highball of balance and beauty. Too much gin, and the botanical spirit will overshadow the unique qualities of the tonic. Too much tonic, and it will drown the gin. There is endless room for experimentation within those two ingredients. With hundreds of gins on the market and dozens of tonics, a good G&T is a mix-and-match exercise to find the combination that best suits your tastes. London dry gins are characterized by their juniper-forward flavor profile; modern-style gins often dial down the juniper and ramp up the citrus and florals.
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