GORDON’S LONDON DRY
Gordon’s with a 250-year-old heritage is the world’s best-selling London Dry Gin and most recognizable Gin brand in Great Britain. Gordon’s powerful Juniper taste creates the definite G & T. Awarded 4 Royal Warrants by the British Royal Family is the preferred Gin of James Bond in the novel ‘Casino Royale’.
₹1,700.00
Nose: Sweet notes of juniper, a little lemon zest, hints of soft sweetness and fresh herbs.
Palate: Very clean, dry juniper delivery, develops with lemon and other citrus.
Notes: zesty.
Finish: A simple, medium-length finish.
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