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LONDON DRY GIN

Tanqueray No. 10

47.3% | 70CL

1-3 Business Days

€ 28,95

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United Kingdom

Product details

Furthering the legacy of the original London Dry recipe, Tanqueray No.10 sets the standard as the first ultra-premium gin. Distilled in small batches with the four original botanicals of London Dry and the addition of fresh whole grapefruits, oranges, limes and chamomile flowers, Tanqueray No. 10 Gin brings an explosion of fresh citrus with every sip. Tanqueray No.10 is the only Gin and only white spirit that has been awarded a place in the Hall of Fame at the San Francisco Spirits Awards, an honour we are exceptionally proud of. The smooth & delicious taste of Tanqueray No.10 Gin makes it the unmistakable premium gin of the Tanqueray range.

Tasting notes

Juniper is integrated with freshly squeezed lime, orange and pink grapefruit juice while white pepper and coriander spice add depth. All these flavours continue through the long, smooth almost creamy finish.

CHARLES TANQUERAY

Tanqueray has led the way in the gin category for nearly 200 years with an unshakeable attention to quality. It all started in 1830 when Charles Tanqueray set up his Vine Street distillery in Bloomsbury in London and started to experiment with the world’s finest botanicals - creating over 300 recipes in the process. The result was Charles’ extraordinary Tanqueray London Dry recipe which has helped define the standard for all London Dry Gins ever since. Today, Tanqueray is crafted at the famous Cameronbridge Distillery on the banks of the River Leven in Fife, Scotland. Led by Master Distiller Terry Fraser, the team continues Charles Tanqueray’s legacy, ensuring Tanqueray’s quality stands out against all others.  At the distillery, there are three large copper pot stills used to make Tanqueray London Dry. One dates to the reign of King George III and has been in continuous use for over 250 years - it’s been nicknamed ‘Old Tom’. 

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