
Musgrave Rose Gin
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- 750ml, bottle
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Product Details
Product Type | Gin |
Make a Cocktail
Rose Gin Martini
Ingredients1 Double Shot | Musgrave Pink Gin |
1 Shot | Dry Vermouth or Rose Vermouth |
3 Dashes | Grapefruit or Orange Bitters |
1 | Rose Petal for Garnish |
01 | Pour the ingredients into a cocktail shaker filled with ice cubes. |
02 | Make sure your glass is cold. |
03 | Stir gently until mixture is very cold. |
04 | Strain into a chilled martini glass. |
05 | Add a few dashes of grapefruit (or orange) bitters. |
06 | Garnish with a rose petal and serve. |
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Beyond the Label
Product Details
Product Type | Gin |
Scent and Flavor

NOSE
Cardamom is released first and a heady spiciness is released through the pineyness of the Juniper so familiar to gin.

PALATE
Spicy, warm Cardamom and Juniper share the first taste to the palate and is supported by the distinctive African Ginger and Grains of Paradise with vanilla, pepper and ginger notes. All this balanced by Kafir lime leaves and citrus and then complemented by the gingery spiciness of coriander.

FINISH
The spices marry perfectly together to give a smooth and very fragrant finish without the harshness of the spirit and there is a lingering memory long after the sip.

PERFECT SERVES
Best served with a sprinkle of pink peppercorns or a wedge of lime and sprig of thyme.
Cocktail Recipe
Rose Gin Martini
1 Double Shot | Musgrave Pink Gin |
1 Shot | Dry Vermouth or Rose Vermouth |
3 Dashes | Grapefruit or Orange Bitters |
1 | Rose Petal for Garnish |
01 | Pour the ingredients into a cocktail shaker filled with ice cubes. |
02 | Make sure your glass is cold. |
03 | Stir gently until mixture is very cold. |
04 | Strain into a chilled martini glass. |
05 | Add a few dashes of grapefruit (or orange) bitters. |
06 | Garnish with a rose petal and serve. |
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