Under $50 Heavy Hitters/Bayab Orange and Marula African Grown 750 ml
Bayab Orange and Marula African Grown 750 ml
$30.99
Shipping — $20 flat nationwide
1 bottle or 12, same box, same $20
$300 · Free ship
Add to cart to start unlocking shipping deals.
About this bottle
Bayab Orange and Marula is a South African gin built around marula, an indigenous African fruit prized for its stone-fruit sweetness, paired here with orange peel as a second key botanical alongside the classic juniper base. Bayab was one of the first gins to put marula at the center of its recipe rather than treating it as a minor accent, giving the gin a rounder, slightly tropical character distinct from a typical London Dry style. It's distilled in South Africa and leans into its African provenance as part of the brand's identity. This is a gin built for cocktails that want something warmer and fruitier than a standard juniper-forward gin.
How to drink Bayab Orange and Marula
A Gin and Tonic with an orange wheel instead of the usual lime lets the marula and citrus botanicals lead. It also makes an interesting twist on a Negroni if you want something rounder and less bitter than a classic London Dry gin would give you.
Tasting notes
Noseorange, marula, juniper
Palatefruity, rounded juniper
Finishwarm
Specs
Gin86 proof · South Africa
Shipping & delivery
Shipping $20 flat to 44 states + DC + PR — whether it's 1 bottle or 12. We can't ship to Arkansas, Michigan, Mississippi, or Montana.
Alaska and Utah: some ZIP codes only.
Promo Free shipping on orders $300+ with code USA250.
Delivery Adult signature required (21+) at the door.
Fulfilled by Our licensed retail partner — fully three-tier compliant.
What the verse says
We haven't collected enough reviews on this bottle yet for a rating to mean much.
Across the store, verified buyers rate us 4.7 out of 5. Read those reviews →
Good to know
Questions about this bottle
How should I serve Bayab Orange and Marula Gin?
Serve chilled, whether neat, in a Gin and Tonic, or in any classic gin cocktail — its fruit-forward botanicals come through well against tonic.
What cocktails work well with Bayab Orange and Marula Gin?
It's a natural fit for a Gin and Tonic, where the orange and marula fruit notes stand out against the bitterness of the tonic.
What is marula and why is it in this gin?
Marula is a fruit native to southern Africa, prized for its sweet, slightly tropical flavor; alongside orange, it's one of the African-grown botanicals that gives Bayab its distinct, rounded character.
Price history
What this bottle has sold for on LiquorVerse over time.
We don't have enough price history on this bottle yet to show a trend. We record every price change from here on, so check back.
If you like this
