Spiced Roselle Gin Sông Cái is inspired by the traditional fruit liqueurs of Vietnam, while paying homage to its central highlands, using for its preparation the quả Sim pink myrtle berries that grow wild there. A true tribute to the spirit of these lands, fertile and rich, amid majestic waterfalls, pristine forests, tea and coffee plantations and millennial traditions. Like all the gins in the range, it is produced in small batches with small hand-fired copper stills from a base of rice alcohol and molasses.
Spiced Roselle Gin Sông Cái has a nose characterised by hints of cinnamon, dried red plum and cherry, fading into anise, pepper and ginger. The palate is full-bodied, spicy and warm, with soft tannins and delicate acidity. The finish is rich in dried fruit, wood, spices and roots. Excellent as a fortified wine, or for the preparation of long drinks.

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