When one thinks of Grenadian influences, it's hard to bypass the plethora of spices the island is renowned for. Nutmeg, the national symbol, alongside mace, cloves, and cinnamon, often finds their way into these gins, offering a warm and spicy undertone that's distinctly Caribbean. But Grenadian gins don't stop at spices. The island's bountiful flora ensures that distillers have a rich palette of ingredients to experiment with. Local citrus varieties, aromatic flowers, and even sea moss can be found as botanicals. Grenadian distilleries often balance between the age-old traditions of distillation and contemporary techniques.