Tanqueray No. TEN Gin 0,7L 47,3%

Tanqueray Gin Rangpur, 0.7L 41.3%

Tanqueray Dry Gin Rangpur Miniature 0.05L 41.3% Tanqueray Gin is now one of the world's most valued gin varieties. This is a very traditional brand from England and its roots can be traced back to 1830. Charles Tanqueray, the company founder, built a distillery in the London district of Bloomsbury in 1830. Gin of exclusive quality was produced there, which was quickly exported a good 15 years later. After Charles Tanqueray's death, his son Charles Waugh inherited the company and in 1898 the distillery merged with Gordon's Gin to form Tanqueray Gordon & Co. The brand quickly became a cult product in the United States and is used primarily in dry martinis. During German air raids in 1941, a large part of the distillery was unfortunately destroyed, but a still, which is still in use today, remained intact. Today, the majority of production takes place in Cameronbridge, Scotland, where a new site has been built. Tanqueray Dry Gin Rangpur This gin was created to offer customers a fruitier, milder alternative. Juniper, angelica root and coriander, the traditional botanicals of almost every gin, are enriched with ginger and Rangpur Limes. Rangapur Limes, what is it? Rangapur is a citrus plant and is believed to be a cross between a lemon/orange and a tangerine and probably comes from the Rangpur region of Bangladesh. These additional ingredients are only added to the gin during the final distillation process, so the aromas come out clearly in the taste. The taste is somewhat unusual for Tanqueray connoisseurs, because for a Tanqueray Gin there is a rather subtle juniper note. Because here the fruity notes of the Rangpur are clearly in the foreground. It is a brilliant choice to give the gin a unique, fruity and strong taste. Tanqueray Dry Gin Rangpur is a good alternative to normal dry gin and harmonizes perfectly with tonic water and a slice of lime.

Tanqueray Flor de Sevilla Gin 0.7L 41.3% Charles Tanqueray The founder of the gin brand Tanqueray was a pioneer in the search for the world's best gin and always up for good innovations. On his travels he got to know and appreciate botanicals from all over the world and this is how over 300 different recipes were created. On his countless travels, it is believed that around 1860, he also discovered Seville, which is known for its sun-drenched orange groves. Cross-country Tangueray Gin is one of the most popular types of gin in the world. So it is hardly surprising that the distillery is now once again appearing on the market with a product that is an absolute hit and should not be missing from any bar. Tanqueray Flor de Sevilla Gin is a skilful marriage of England and Spain. In 2018, Tanqueray Flor de Sevilla finally hit the shelves. It is made according to a recipe that is almost 140 years old. It is based on the classic Tanqueray London Dry Gin. This provides the perfect basis for the fruity gin, which takes you on a little trip to the Mediterranean and the orange plantations. Taste Tanqueray Flor de Sevilla Gin combines the Mediterranean aroma of bittersweet Seville oranges with the tried and tested English juniper brandy. There are no overly herbal or floral tones and the focus is on the harmony of juniper and orange. When you open the bottle, you are immediately greeted by the scent of fruity oranges and a hint of honey. This gin is therefore more in the fruity category, but without completely losing its connection to the tried and tested juniper taste! These aromas from the nose also remain on the palate, along with balanced juniper notes and a pleasant bitterness that a gin brings with it. The finish leaves a pleasant aftertaste of juicy, ripe oranges on the palate that makes you want more and is simply a must-have for warm summer evenings!!!

Tanqueray Dry Gin Lovage Limited Edition 1.0L 47.3% Tanqueray Distillery Advertised as being the only distillery that still produces the typical English gin, the Tanqueray distillery has once again proven how much they understand the art of making gin. The Tanqueray Dry Gin Lovage reflects the tireless pursuit of perfection of the founder Charles Tanqueray, who was always and everywhere on the lookout for new inspiration. Not only did he find exotic and Far Eastern spices that were unloaded at the docks and that he encountered during his travels to the most remote areas of Europe and Asia. At some point he realized that the flora and fauna right on his doorstep also had something to offer. Throughout his life, Charles Tanqueray kept meticulous records of these discoveries and his ideas about them. This is how his documented idea for a recipe for 'Lovage' from 1893 was found for a gin that was to contain lovage. The gin was to have a balanced, aromatic taste made from exquisite ingredients of English origin. Tanqueray Lovage Today his passion for perfection is celebrated and presented to the world as a sign of his creativity. Lovage is a limited edition and is based on Tanqueray London Dry. As with every English gin, the main notes here are juniper. But it also has herbal and spicy notes in the taste. Floral notes and citrus aromas are rather restrained, which has a specific reason, because there is a special ingredient that is used in Lovage: lovage. The taste of the lovage is not too dominant and harmonizes perfectly with the basic aromas of the London Dry Gin. A large proportion of the botanicals used in Lovage come from the region and, if not from there, then definitely from the United Kingdom, and are intended to strengthen the connection to the country. The bottle design also stands out from the crowd. The green bottle that is otherwise typical for Tanqueray is replaced here by a clear bottle that is printed with pictures of the lovage plant to make it clear which herbal tones are in the foreground here.

Tanqueray Gin Malacca 1.0L 41.3% If you are a company in the world of spirits, you often have to come up with something special to surprise your customers. In most cases, you rely on special editions, special bottlings for just a few countries, or even one-off bottlings. In the case of Tanqueray Gin Malacca, that was exactly the case. At the end of the 90s, Tanqueray Malacca was the company's first new gin recipe, which was still based on a recipe from the founder. Its era was not to last long, however, as it was taken off the market in 2001. But the wave of demand for Malacca did not stop, and so it was decided to revive a new edition of the 'Special Edition' in 2012/2013. Here too, the shelf life on the shelves did not last too long and again the demand for Tanqueray Gin Malacca was so immense that another edition was brought onto the market in 2018. In contrast to the previous editions, which were in the style of Old Tom Gin, the 2018 edition is this time a London Dry Gin. Both aim to offer a more fruity, sweet alternative to the rather dry gin for which Tanqueray is known. The aromatic citrus notes are in the spotlight here. On the nose, there is clear freshness of lime, grapefruit and orange. Juniper stays in the background together with fine spices and a hint of cinnamon. These fresh aromas are also clearly evident in the taste, with aromas of lime and grapefruit in particular. Notes of fine juniper and pine also resonate. The finish is long-lasting and characterized by fruity and juicy spicy notes.

Tanqueray No. Ten Grapefruit & Rosemary Gin 1.0L 45.3% Typical London Dry Gin Founded in 1830, the Tanqueray gin brand has been around for almost 200 years. This is thanks to its namesake and founder Charles Tanqueray, who founded the distillery in the London district of Bloomsbury. To this day, Tanqueray Gin is made according to the founder's original recipe. Summer is coming You can now notice this more and more with various manufacturers of gin and co. Tanqueray is also joining in and is bringing the No. Ten Grapefruit & Rosemary Gin onto the market. This is part of the No. Ten Citrus Edition, and is therefore based on the 'Premium Gin' variant No. 10 of the brand and a combination of grapefruit and rosemary. For the first time, this was often reserved for travel retailers, but is now available in global retailers just in time for the start of summer. What do you get? With the Citrus Heart Edition Grapefruit & Rosemary you get a super fresh, slightly sweet and tasty gin. The great aroma play of sweet and bitter notes of grapefruit combine perfectly with the notes of juniper, before the strong Mediterranean, ethereal aromas of rosemary come through clearly.