GinVerse/Pacific House Pacific House Small Batch Bouquet 750 ml
Pacific House Pacific House Small Batch Bouquet 750 ml
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About this bottle
Pacific House Small Batch Bouquet is a botanical gin distilled in small batches, built around a wide bouquet of botanicals rather than a heavy juniper-forward profile. It leans floral and aromatic, with citrus and spice notes layered around the base juniper rather than juniper dominating outright, closer to a New Western-style gin than a classic London Dry. It's distilled to be approachable and mixable, aimed at drinkers who want a gin with real character in a gin and tonic rather than a neutral backdrop for tonic bitterness. A versatile bottle for a home bar looking to build cocktails beyond the basic G&T.
How to drink Pacific House Small Batch Bouquet
Build it into a gin and tonic with a floral garnish, like a sprig of thyme or lavender, to lean into the bouquet the name promises. It also works well in a French 75 if you want the botanicals to carry through bubbles.
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Questions about this bottle
How should I serve Pacific House Small Batch Bouquet?
Chilled, in a Gin & Tonic or a Martini — a New Western-style gin like this leans more floral and less juniper-forward than a London Dry, so it's worth trying with a lighter tonic.
What cocktails work well with Pacific House Bouquet?
A Gin & Tonic with a light tonic, or a Bee's Knees with honey and lemon, let its floral botanicals come through.
What makes a "New Western" gin different from a London Dry?
New Western gins dial back the juniper and let other botanicals — often floral or citrus-forward — lead the profile, instead of the juniper-dominant style of a classic London Dry.
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