Tack Room Rhubarb and Blood Orange Gin

TACK ROOM DISTILLERY LTD

£6.5

Our beautifully balanced Rhubarb and Blood Orange gin offers the perfect balance of sweet sour. Bursting with zesty citrus notes paired with silky smooth rhubarb, this sumptuous gin offers a wonderful combination excellent for cocktails. Lose yourself in the crisp taste of spring with the comforting warmth of the Mediterranean sun. Serve neat over ice or with your choice of mixer. Best served on its own over ice with premium tonic water accompanied by a slice of blood orange to highlight the delicious rich character of the sweet rhubarb and warm citrus notes. Available in 70cl, 50cl 5cl, 40%AB

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