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Scapegrace Classic Dry Gin
Scapegrace Classic Dry Gin
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- BrandScapegrace
- CategoryGin
- CountryNew Zealand
- DistilleryScapegrace
- Style Classic Dry Gin
- Alcohol42.2%
Transform your G&T.
The story of Scapegrace Distillery starts with two guys from New Zealand. Their paths crossed when one of them married the others sister. The two brothers-in-law spent a year talking about how they both always wanted to create their own Gin. Then, together with a part time musician, they got into a lot of debt. And then, they started making their own Gin.
They took 12 natural botanicals, water that comes down from New Zealand’s Southern Alps, and put it all in a Whisky still from the 19th century that they found in an abandoned shed. The Scapegrace Gin was born. It immediately won Gold in London and San Francisco.
Besides winning Gold in London, Scapegrace Classic Dry Gin was named best London Dry Gin at the International Spirits Awards. It makes sense when the soft and juniper-forward nose first greets you with subtle hints of spice. This leads to a soft-at-first palate that develops into warm notes of orange, lemon, and mild peppery flavors towards the slightly rooty, clean, and dry finish. Trust us, this one will transform your G&T.
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soft
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juniper
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spicy
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warm
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orange
-
lemon
-
pepper
-
earthy
-
dry
Appearance / Color
Clear
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Soft and juniper-forward with subtle hints of spice.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Soft-at-first palate that develops into warm notes of orange, lemon, and mild peppery flavors.
Finish
Slightly rooty, clean, and dry.
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Transform your G&T.
The story of Scapegrace Distillery starts with two guys from New Zealand. Their paths crossed when one of them married the others sister. The two brothers-in-law spent a year talking about how they both always wanted to create their own Gin. Then, together with a part time musician, they got into a lot of debt. And then, they started making their own Gin.
They took 12 natural botanicals, water that comes down from New Zealand’s Southern Alps, and put it all in a Whisky still from the 19th century that they found in an abandoned shed. The Scapegrace Gin was born. It immediately won Gold in London and San Francisco.
Besides winning Gold in London, Scapegrace Classic Dry Gin was named best London Dry Gin at the International Spirits Awards. It makes sense when the soft and juniper-forward nose first greets you with subtle hints of spice. This leads to a soft-at-first palate that develops into warm notes of orange, lemon, and mild peppery flavors towards the slightly rooty, clean, and dry finish. Trust us, this one will transform your G&T.
- BrandScapegrace
- CategoryGin
- CountryNew Zealand
- DistilleryScapegrace
- Style Classic Dry Gin
- Alcohol42.2%
-
soft
-
juniper
-
spicy
-
warm
-
orange
-
lemon
-
pepper
-
earthy
-
dry
Appearance / Color
Clear
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Soft and juniper-forward with subtle hints of spice.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Soft-at-first palate that develops into warm notes of orange, lemon, and mild peppery flavors.
Finish
Slightly rooty, clean, and dry.
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