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Giffard Ginger of The Indies 750 ml
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About this bottle
Giffard Ginger of the Indies is a ginger liqueur from Giffard, the French family-owned liqueur and syrup house founded in 1885. It's built from an infusion of ginger root and spice botanicals in alcohol, giving it a spicy, warming character rather than the more candied ginger flavor found in some competitors. The golden color and assertive ginger heat make it a strong mixer rather than a delicate one. This 750 ml bottle suits home bartenders looking to add real ginger spice to cocktails without reaching for fresh ginger syrup.
How to drink Giffard Ginger of the Indies
Use it to build a Moscow Mule or Dark 'n' Stormy in place of ginger beer's sweetness, or add a small pour to a whiskey sour for extra spice — a little goes a long way given its intensity.
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LiqueurAngers, France
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How should Giffard Ginger of the Indies be served?
Serve it chilled or over ice, or use it as a cocktail modifier — a small pour goes a long way given its concentrated ginger character.
What cocktails work well with Giffard Ginger of the Indies?
It's a classic addition to a Moscow Mule or Dark 'n' Stormy for extra ginger punch, and it also works well shaken into a whiskey sour.
How long has Giffard been making liqueurs?
Giffard has produced liqueurs and syrups in Angers, France since 1885, and remains a family-run company known among bartenders for its cocktail-grade ingredients.
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