SILENT POOL RARE CITRUS GIN
Over in Surrey, the folks at Silent Pool have packed four distinctive fruits into its Rare Citrus Gin! Inside the zesty tipple you’ll find Buddha’s hand, Seville orange, natsudaidai (a hybrid of orange and pomelo), and lastly, hirado buntan (a type of pomelo). Fear not, gin lovers, there’s still oodles of classic juniper to be enjoyed here. The folks at the distillery suggest giving it a go in a Negroni, though dial down the ratios of gin to vermouth and Campari to 2:1:1 to let the gin really shine.
₹9,900.00
Effervescent lemon sherbet and bittersweet orange balance out, swiftly followed by piney juniper and peppery spice, with touches of woody citrus in tow.
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