TARQUINS STRAWBERRY AND LIME GIN
Tarquin’s strawberry and lime gin features a base of the classic tarquin’s handcrafted cornish gin alongside the addition of juicy strawberry and zesty lime notes, making for a tip-top tipple to enjoy with ice over tonic.
Price range: ₹6,450.00 through ₹9,600.00
Taste: initial hit of wild strawberry, fresh juniper and a hint of cracked black pepper.
Nose: crisp, fragrant juniper still prominent as the backbone of the gin, with notes of zesty lime, orange blossom and warm spice.
Finish: candied strawberry jam and sweet marmalade.
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