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Flor de Sevilla is a new Gin that Tanqueray dedicates to the city of Seville and the thousand colors of the Andalusian city. It's obtained from Seville oranges and 4 other botanicals, hence the light amber color, and the scent of orange combined with the typical aromas of Tanqueray gin, juniper and coriander above all. On the palate it's fresh, complex and slightly sweet recalling the flavor of the citrus.
Charles Tanqueray in 1830 founded his distillery with the aim of producing a gin with an unmistakable flavor and of the highest quality. This objective has been successfully achieved as evidenced by the great diffusion and popularity in the best cocktail bars around the world of his London Dry Gin, currently produced in the Cameronbridge plant in Scotland by the beverage giant Diageo, owner of the brand. It’s difficult to think of a good Gin Tonic that is not mixed with Tanqueray.
Tanqueray Flor de Sevilla is produced by infusing Seville oranges in the distillate, obtaining a less rough variant of London Dry Gin with citrus fruits in evidence. It’s said that it’s inspired by an old recipe devised by the old Charles Tanqueray in 1860 after a trip to a Seville orange grove.
Origin: Scotland
Alcohol: 41,3%
Volume: 70 cl
Producer: Tanqueray
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