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Tanqueray Flor de Sevilla Gin (70cl)
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Tanqueray Flor de Sevilla is a unique distilled gin made with Sevilla orange essences and other fine botanicals. Inspired by Charles Tanqueray’s original recipes and the ripening oranges growing on the trees in sun-drenched SEVILLE, the result is a perfect balance of the uniquely bittersweet taste of Seville oranges balanced with the complexity of Tanqueray London Dry Gin. Best served with Premium tonic and a squeeze wedge of orange.
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| Type | Vegan Friendly, Gin |
| When to Drink | Now |
| Producer | Tanqueray |
| Region | England |
| Pairing | Best served with Premium tonic and a squeeze wedge of orange. |
| ABV | 41.3% |
| Volume | 70cl |
Charles Tanqueray was an innovator and pioneer in pursuit of the world's finest gin.
He sourced botanicals from all around the world and created over 300 recipes. It is thought that his travels to the sun-soaked groves of Spain in the 1860s inspired the creation of a unique gin liqueur using Seville oranges.
Tanqueray Flor de Sevilla is made with bittersweet Seville oranges to deliver a fruitful and zesty taste, balanced with the four botanicals of Tanqueray classic London Dry Gin. This taste of the sun-soaked Mediterranean is a uniquely enjoyable yet complex gin.
Tanqueray Flor de Sevilla and its unique bittersweet taste are inspired by an original recipe created by Charles Tanqueray in the 1800s.
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