Produced in the French region of Cognac, G'Vine is a hint as to what this unique gin contains. It's actually infused with Ugni Blanc grape, as well as some more standard botanicals including ginger root, liquorice, cardamom, cassia bark, coriander, cubeb berries, nutmeg, lime and even a bit of juniper.
Doesn't immediately smell like a gin... the grape notes are prevalent, but there are balancing notes of citrus and cardamom.
The grapes run the show here too. It's tasty with pronounced, fresh botanicals, particularly the high, citric and ginger notes. The grapes add a pleasant sweetness. It's almost like a flavoured vodka.
Very clean, very pleasant. Herbs and grassy notes with a slight mineral taste.
Almost halfway between a gin and a flavoured vodka, this is a unique spirit. We could (and probably will!) spend hours playing around with cocktail recipes using G'Vine.
Wonderful just with ice
I discovered this gin in Spain and it is the best I have ever tasted and I have tried 100s totally recommend although it is costly it is worth it you will not be disappointed
Very smoothe but it doesn't really taste like gin to me. More like gin flavoured vodka.
Fantastic! Discovered this on holiday in portugal and have bought several bottles since. Try it with a few thin slices of Granny Smith apple and some juniper berries with fevertree tonic.
Make mine a martini with frozen lime juice ice cubes (day freshly squeezed) on a hot summer Sydney afternoon. It is definitely not a flavoured vodka style. Sexy, yes after the first couple of sips pass the lips. Not a butch gin the green bottle, deserves sipping.
