Extra Dry Gin
Bottle size:
750 ml
Shipping: R110 nationwide
Delivery is within 1–2 business days to main centres and 3–4 business days to outlying areas.
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Seagram's Gin has a rich history that dates back to its inception in the United States in 1939. The brand was established by Seagram, a company with origins in Canada founded by Joseph E. Seagram in the late 19th century. By 1928, Samuel Bronfman, who had acquired the company, shifted its focus to spirits, and successfully navigated it through Prohibition by stockpiling whiskey. This foresight allowed Seagram to quickly dominate the market once Prohibition ended.
Seagram's Dry Gin offers a distinctive profile with prominent notes of orange peel and cinnamon, coupled with a dry finish that hints at spice. The aroma and taste of juniper are not overwhelming, which may appeal to those new to gin or who favor a milder juniper presence. The overall palate is described as smooth and mellow, making it a versatile choice for various cocktails.
Nose:
The gin has a sharp and somewhat pungent aroma dominated by orange rind, with alcohol notes also quite pronounced, which can be slightly overpowering when drunk neat.
Palate:
Apart from its orange and spice notes, Seagram's Gin also displays a unique character due to the subtle influences from aging in ex-whiskey oak barrels. This aging process imparts a slight hint of yellow color and a touch of woodiness, which is somewhat atypical for a gin.
Finish:
The finish carries through the spiciness and the dry characteristics, marked with a crisp bite of alcohol warmth that lingers slightly.
Taste profile
On the palate
Seagram's Dry Gin offers a distinctive profile with prominent notes of orange peel and cinnamon, coupled with a dry finish that hints at spice. The aroma and taste of juniper are not overwhelming, which may appeal to those new to gin or who favor a milder juniper presence. The overall palate is described as smooth and mellow, making it a versatile choice for various cocktails.