Description

Baerenman Dry Pink Gin is an exceptional pink dry gin from Austria, bottled at 40% in a 0.7-litre bottle, which combines classic gin-making tradition with the Austrian art of fruit distilling. Its striking appearance and intense pink colour make it a real eye-catcher. Its distinctive character comes from the infusion of sun-ripened raspberries, which lend the gin a fruity aroma and an elegant berry note. Inspired by the traditional production of Austrian raspberry spirit, Baerenman combines the world of high-quality fruit distillates with classic gin, thereby creating a unique interpretation of a dry pink gin.

To ensure the most authentic flavour experience possible, Baerenman Dry Pink Gin is deliberately produced without filtration or cold stabilisation. This preserves the natural flavours of the botanicals and the raspberries with particular intensity. Despite its fruity character, the gin retains its classic juniper flavour, combining it with a pleasant freshness and subtle berry notes. The result is a versatile premium gin that is equally impressive when enjoyed neat or in high-quality cocktails and long drinks.

Awards:

– SILVER at the World Gin Awards 2021

– BRONZE at the International Spirits Challenge 2021

– SILVER at The Gin Masters 2020

Tasting NoteColour: Intense pink.

Nose: Fresh raspberries, classic juniper and subtle floral notes.

Palate: Harmonious, with bold juniper, ripe raspberries, subtle fruit sweetness and elegant herbal spice.

Finish: Long-lasting, fresh and fruity with subtle notes of raspberry and juniper.

Baerenman Dry Pink Gin is ideal for a Pink Gin & Tonic made with Indian Tonic Water or Berry Tonic, garnished with fresh raspberries, a lime zest or a sprig of mint. It also pairs beautifully in cocktails such as a Bramble, Clover Club, Gin Fizz or a fruity Gin Spritz. On the food pairing front, this pink gin from Austria goes particularly well with goat’s cheese, Brie, prosciutto, smoked salmon, cheesecake, panna cotta, chocolate desserts, raspberry tart or fresh berries with vanilla cream.