| Rating |
93
|
| Style |
Gin |
| Produced In |
India |
| ABV |
43% |
| Availability |
Year Round |
| Price |
$46.00
|
| Reviewed By |
Tim McKirdy |
| Reviewed |
2021-03-31
|
Hapusa Himalayan Dry Gin
Review
This craft gin uses Indian-grown ginger and cardamom, and Himalayan juniper. But it is the inclusion of other less-traditional botanicals that truly defines its profile — most notably mango and turmeric. While not a like-for-like alternative to your favorite London Dry, this gin's aromatic spice and rich fruit notes open up a world of possibilities for adventurous cocktail creation.
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This craft gin uses Indian-grown ginger and cardamom, and Himalayan juniper. But it is the inclusion of other less-traditional botanicals that truly defines its profile — most notably mango and turmeric. While not a like-for-like alternative to your favorite London Dry, this gin's aromatic spice and rich fruit notes open up a world of possibilities for adventurous cocktail creation.
Reviewed On: 03-31-2021
This craft gin uses Indian-grown ginger and cardamom, and Himalayan juniper. But it is the inclusion of other less-traditional botanicals that truly defines its profile — most notably mango and turmeric. While not a like-for-like alternative to your favorite London Dry, this gin's aromatic spice and rich fruit notes open up a world of possibilities for adventurous cocktail creation.
Reviewed On: 03-31-2021