GinVerse/Dorothy Parker Rose 750 ml
Dorothy Parker Rose 750 ml
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About this bottle
Dorothy Parker Gin is a Brooklyn-made American gin from New York Distilling Company, named for the sharp-tongued Algonquin Round Table writer, and built around juniper plus a distinctive elderberry and citrus peel botanical mix that gives the base expression a faint reddish tint even before any rosé variant. This particular bottling, labeled Rosé, appears to be a pink-hued or berry-forward take on that house style, though we don't have fully confirmed details on this specific variant's exact botanical additions or proof. If it follows the Dorothy Parker template, expect juniper up front with berry and citrus layered over it, rather than a straightforward London Dry profile.
How to drink Dorothy Parker Rosé Gin
Build a pink gin and tonic with a grapefruit twist to lean into the berry and citrus character. It's also a natural swap into a Negroni if you want the drink to run a little fruitier and less purely bitter.
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Questions about this bottle
How should I serve Dorothy Parker Rosé Gin?
Serve it chilled, either on its own over ice or in a Gin & Tonic — its rosé character adds a fruitier, floral note that works well with a simple soda or tonic mixer.
What cocktails work well with Dorothy Parker Rosé Gin?
It's a good fit for a Gin Fizz or a simple gin and soda with a citrus twist, where its berry and floral notes have room to show.
Why is this gin named Dorothy Parker?
New York Distilling Company named it after the sharp-witted writer and satirist Dorothy Parker, a fixture of 1920s literary New York.
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