This london dry gin is one of those that is distinctly gin but not overwhelming on any of the botanicals which makes it ideal for mixing into any gin cocktail.
Bombay dry or sapphire.
Discover the perfectly balanced flavour of bombay sapphire.
Bombay dry gin similar to its more famous sister bombay sapphire is distilled from a base of grain and imparts the botanicals through vapor infusion.
Vapour infused with 10 hand selected botanicals for a bright fresh taste.
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Bombay dry gin is based on a recipe that traces its origins back to the middle 18th century.
Its name originates from the popularity of gin in india during the british raj and sapphire refers to the violet blue star of bombay which was mined from sri lanka and is now on display at the smithsonian institution.
Bombay sapphire has an extraordinary smoothness and perfectly balanced taste.
Bombay sapphire is a london dry gin but that s not a regional designation like bordeaux or scotch whisky.
It s a style specifically a dry style of gin that doesn t use any artificial.
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Inspiring the imagination of bartenders the world over the aromatic flavors and crisp yet delicate finish create versatility unmatched by other gins.
Perfect for mixing cocktails.
Our unique vapour infusion process used to distil all bombay gins delicately extracts the best from each botanical.
Our world famous gin in its distinctive blue bottle.
Bombay dry is still based on the same time honoured recipe from 1761.
Bombay sapphire gin is one of the more popular premium gins on the market for a very good reason.
Every drop contains 10 hand selected botanicals from exotic locations around the world.
Bombay sapphire london dry gin contains 10 hand selected botanicals creating a bright vibrant gin.
Bombay sapphire gin is made with a unique combination of 10 hand selected exotic botanicals from around the world.
However the product itself actually launched in 1960.