The Drunken Horse Gin

The Drunken Horse was born from the idea of three friends, Benoît, Tom and Pieter-Jan, who connected and planned a micro-distillery in Belgium, near Antwerp, called Gentleman's Craft.

This gin has a citrus orientation, with pink grapefruit peel, lime and lemongrass. It is a citrus gin, super smooth and tasty, but, to get more depth, more flavor, more complexity, on the Himalayan slopes, on the Nepalese side, they introduce a bell pepper that changes the gin, the timut bell pepper which has hints of grapefruit, passion fruit, jasmine. According to Benoît, Tom and Pieter-Jan the timut bell pepper was perfect for the gin, as two other 2 peppers are added and as a result a gin with 12 botanicals is created. In addition to that The Drunken Horse Gin has a hint of the Himalayas.

The Drunken Horse Gin is a London Dry Gin made at the aforementioned micro-distillery called Gentlemen's Craft. The London Dry style gin is characterized as a classic juniper, dry, advanced style of gin that emerged in the late 1800s and remains the most popular style in the world.

The Drunken Horse Gin has 3 waves of flavor. The first wave is citrus, which is made from the zest of freshly peeled grapefruit, lime and lemongrass. The second wave is earth, which gives a smooth sensation in the center of the tongue thanks to cardamom and coriander. And finally the third wave, which is spicy, this wave is spicy thanks to the collection of 3 peppers of which the timut bell pepper from Nepal is the most outspoken.

It is also important to mention that because this rare bell pepper has citrus notes, the third wave will take you back to the first citrus wave. It is correct to say that The Drunken Horse Gin is a unique citrus flavor cycle.

The elegance of this distillate, within reach of the most exquisite palates in the world, an experience appreciable in the best Michelin restaurants in Europe.

If you have any questions when buying The Drunken Horse Gin, please contact the sommelier of our online store and will advise you without obligation.