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Citadelle Gin 750 ml

France · 88 Proof
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About this bottle

Citadelle Gin is distilled in Cognac, France, by Maison Ferrand, using 19 botanicals — juniper, coriander, orange and lemon peel, orris root, cinnamon, and more — steeped separately before a single pot-still distillation. It was one of the first gins to lean into that European, botanical-heavy style rather than the stripped-down British approach, and it's bottled at 88 proof for real backbone in a cocktail. Expect a warmer, spicier profile than a typical London Dry, with cinnamon and citrus peel standing out alongside the juniper. Maison Ferrand also ages a barrel-rested version, but this is the standard bottling.

How to drink Citadelle Gin

Try it in a French 75 — the spice and citrus play well with Champagne and lemon. It also makes a warmer, more autumnal Martini than a straight London Dry would.

Tasting notes
Nosecitrus and spice
Palatejuniper, coriander, cinnamon
Finishwarm, spiced
Specs

Gin88 proof · France

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Questions about this bottle

What's the best way to serve Citadelle Gin?

Serve it well chilled, either in a Gin & Tonic or a Martini — French gins like this one tend to be a little softer and more citrus-forward than London dry styles, so they mix cleanly.

What cocktails work well with Citadelle Gin?

It's a solid choice for a Martini, French 75, or Negroni, where its rounder, less juniper-heavy profile lets the other ingredients show through.

Where is Citadelle Gin made?

It's distilled in France by Maison Ferrand, using a copper pot still and a large blend of botanicals sourced globally, which sets it apart from gins built on London dry tradition.

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