Perfect for the preparation of Dry Martini, and other cocktails in general, it certainly surprises even the smooth palate. Flowering is the key stage in the life cycle of the vine, and the name perfectly describes a fresh, floral gin, round and smooth, evoking the essence of spring, when the scent of blooming vines fills the air. Its exquisite and intense floral aroma is due to this rare botanical origin, making it a cut above the rest in the world of gin. The recipe of G’Vine Martini is faithful to the original: it consists in mixing 60 ml of gin with 10 ml of vermouth in a Martini glass with ice. Ces informations peuvent porter sur vous, sur vos préférences ou sur votre appareil et sont principalement utilisées pour s'assurer que le site Web fonctionne correctement.

In addition, when taking into account unpredictable changes in climate and the risk of frost or hail, the actuality of these few short-lived days of flowering become even more crucial. G’Vine Floraison is more than smooth enough to enjoy on its own with just a few ice cubes, but make sure they don’t melt as this will dilute your drink. Each grape flower contributes to the heady aromas we have come to know and love as the great flavors synonymous with the best wines of the region. Made by Maison Villevert in France, June is a gin liqueur made by infusing G'Vine gin with wild peaches and summer berries. Coming from all over the world, nine rare and fresh whole-fruit botanicals chosen for their purity and aromatic and healing properties ginger roots, liquorice, green cardamom, cassia bark, coriander, juniper berries, cubeb berries, nutmeg and lime - are infused by family during 2 to 5 days and distilled in the grape neutral spirit in small liqueur-maker stills to get the best quintessence.According to the producers, this colour is representative of the moment at which the grapes begin to grow. Similar to tasting a refined wine, the French crafted G’Vine spirit offers a fresh and floral, yet refreshingly round and smooth taste. The General Wine Company sources wines from all over the world, but with a particular focus on small, independent producers. With an intensely aromatic and smooth profile, Nouaison Gin is crafted from grapes in small batches and invites to take another look on classic cocktails. The real USP is that where most gins are produced using base spirits distilled from various grains, G?

As part of our ongoing dedication to environmental sustainability, Bottle of Italy has established a collaboration with Tree-Nation with the aim of planting trees in the most needy countries of the world, generating a positive impact on the environment, the air and local communities. G’Vine Floraison is particularly well suited to soft creative blends thanks to its subtle and unique flavor.In a mixing glass simply combine 45ml of Nouaison Gin with 45 ml of la Quintinye Vermouth Royal red with a dash of orange bitters. The General Wine Company is a family-owned and operated wine merchant in Liphook, Hampshire, England.

The long connection between the Royal Navy and rum can be traced back to 1655 and Vice-Admiral William Penn's expedition to the West Indies. These cookies allow us to create statistical analyses to determine which articles are the most popular. Starting from 2021, thanks to the synergy with Tree-Nation, Bottle of Italy has contributed to the planting of over 6,000 trees. The flowers blossom in mid-June and last a little over a week, so presenting an annual challenge of harvesting enough of the aromatic flowers in the short period they are available.It is complex and delicate, known for its exquisite and intense floral aroma thanks to its rare botanical origins. The grape flower infusion and the infusions of the other botanicals are blended with water and more grape spirit and redistilled together in a copper pot still nicknamed 'Lily Fleur' to produce the final G'Vine Floraison distillate. NID cookie, set by Google, is used for advertising purposes; to limit the number of times the user sees an ad, to mute unwanted ads, and to measure the effectiveness of ads. The first is made by macerating fleurs de vigne – the green flowers of the Ugni Blanc vine; the others are made from more traditional fresh gin botanicals. For something a little more subtle, mix your G’Vine with a premium tonic to bring out the more delicate notes of vine blossom and botaniclas.