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St George Botanivore 750 ml

Alameda, California · 90 Proof
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About this bottle

St. George Botanivore is a gin from St. George Spirits in Alameda, California, built from 19 botanicals rather than the half-dozen or so most gins use. The distillery separates the botanicals into groups, distilling each individually before blending, an approach meant to let delicate ingredients like chamomile and hops come through without being overwhelmed by heavier roots like angelica and orris. Expect a genuinely botanical, savory gin: juniper leads but shares space with coriander, citrus peel, and herbal, almost tea-like notes from the lighter botanicals. It's built to taste like an actual garden rather than a juniper-forward London Dry. This bottle suits gin drinkers who want maximum botanical complexity in one bottle.

How to drink St. George Botanivore

Keep the garnish simple in a gin and tonic so the botanical layering can come through, or use it in a Negroni where its herbal complexity plays well against Campari's bitterness. It's expressive enough to carry either drink.

Tasting notes
Nosejuniper, citrus peel, herbal
Palatecoriander, botanical layering
Finishlong, herbal
Specs

Gin90 proof · Alameda, California

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What's the best way to serve St. George Botanivore?

In a Gin and Tonic or a Martini -- its layered botanicals are complex enough to hold up in either.

What cocktails work well with St. George Botanivore?

Its herbal, coriander-forward profile makes a distinctive Negroni as well as a classic Martini.

What makes Botanivore different from a typical London Dry?

St. George uses roughly 19 botanicals in Botanivore, distilled separately by botanical family, giving it a more layered, herbal complexity than a juniper-forward London Dry.

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