Seagram's Gin

Seagram's Gin has become one of the most famous and best in terms of quality-price ratio in the world of gin.

The history of this gin dates back to 1857 when the distillery was founded in Waterloo, Canada. In 1869, Joseph E. Seagram became a partner and later 100% owner of the business.

Preparation and aging

Seagram's Gin is a Premium, Extra Dry gin, obtained by traditional double distillation, cold, from American grain, where the use of steam for this process gives the mixture its distinctive touch. It is stored in American white oak barrels, as if it were a whiskey, in this way the mixture is softened before bottling. This gin originates from Waterloo, Canada, although it is currently made in Indiana, United States. The botanicals used are juniper, cardamom, orange peel, coriander, cinnamon, cassia, nutmeg, angelica, almond, cocoa, lime, lemon and caraway.

Seagram's Gin Tasting Note

• View: Seagram's Gin has a light gold color. Clean.
• Nose: Very dry, with a soft aroma and herbaceous flavor, which, while maintaining the classic juniper, allows us to gently differentiate exotic aromas in its composition.
• Mouth: Smooth, intense and different flavor.

Consumption Recommendation

The best way to enjoy Seagram's Gin is with a gin and tonic . To prepare a Seagrams Gin Tonic you will need a balloon glass or, failing that, a wide-mouth glass or glass. All the flavor of 1950s America in a single glass.

Balloon glasses are ideal because they have a capacity of 60-70 cl. to be able to store the necessary ice, gin and tonic. The wide mouth of this glass allows us to perfectly capture the aromas and flavors of this drink. In addition, a glass allows us to hold it by the stem, which prevents us from heating the Gin Tonic with our hands, for this reason, this drink should never be served in a tube glass.

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