Bloom Gin Jasmine and Rose - 70 cl

Product Information

Fresh lemon juice is going to give you a better flavor than bottled. But bottled lemon juice can serve in a pinch. Pink gin might evoke gender tropes by color alone; but floral gins in 2021 know no gender boundaries. Kirkland brand Rosé Prosecco is a dry Prosecco with a crisp, satisfying blend of fruity flavors that work well with this floral gin. Kirkland Rosé Prosecco is a type of sparkling wine that is made from Glara grape and a smaller percentage of Pinot Noir. It is produced in the Veneto region of Italy and is characterized by its pale pink color and fruity, floral flavor. I don’t think any gin brand tells the story of the last ten years better than Bloom Gin. Launched in 2011, it was regarded as “floral” and early marketi ng material described it as“ by women, for women.” Now it’s a brand that “ turns away from gender tropes of softness and delicacy.” That’s right— Bloom has taken a rightful mantle as an excellent London Dry Gin that just happens to feature some floral botanicals. Enter Bloom Jasmine and Rose Gin— Bloom’s first pink gin expansion.

Jasmine gin has a floral and aromatic flavor, with notes of jasmine, citrus, and possibly other herbs or spices. To reduce the sweetness it is ok to omit the simple syrup, but be sure you like the results by tasting the drink with and without simple syrup. All the gins branded Bloom are named after the blooming flowers that are used in their production. Including our choice for this recipe. The Jasmine Rose Gin. The exact taste of this gin may vary depending on the specific proportions of the botanicals used and the production methods employed. Some people may detect notes of citrus, herbs, or spices in the flavor profile of this floral gin. Style? We’re not ones to blow our own trumpets but come on, that’s one lovely looking bottle (sure, it helps that it’s full of gin…) We’re chuffed that so many people love our look and proud to be a firm favourite for #weddinginspo on the ‘gram’, not to mention featuring centre-stage on some very finely curated drinks trolleys.

The original flavored Bloom Premium London Dry Gin is made with a blend of botanicals that create the characteristic floral and smooth, slightly sweet taste this gin is famous for. The taste of jasmine gin may be more pronounced or subtle, depending on the proportion of jasmine-infused botanicals used in the production process. Note: We are not sponsors of these brands. We give you this run down of the flavors and characteristics of these ingredients because it matters to the drink flavor profile of this particular recipe. From the sugar-free Jasmine and Rose Gin that transports you to an English country garden in one swift sip, the Raspberry & Rose with its mouth-watering lushness that makes you burst into life, to the oh-so exotic Bloom Passionfruit & Vanilla Blossom Gin that makes you feel like summer will never end, there’s a Bloom Gin out there for everyone. And that’s not even counting our ready to drink range.

Substance? BLOOM Gin was created by one of the world’s leading authorities on gin, Master Distiller, Joanne Moore, a woman who has won more awards for gin distilling than possibly anyone else on the planet. The things that woman can do with a juniper berry, you wouldn’t believe… Bloom Jasmine and Rose wears the juniper on its sleeve a bit more boldly than some of its mainstream Pink Gin peers. Because of that, it mixes a bit more amicably. The gin and tonic, gin and lemonade, gin and soda, or gin and juice are where it works best. It’s an excellent mixing gin, especially with mixers that add some sugar. The fact that it isn’t sweetened, means it can handle some added sugar. Moroccan rose petals and jasmine flowers are infused in Bloom Gin. No additional sweetening is present, though coloring is added to create a stable, pink product. Tasting Notes Jasmine Rose gin is a popular flavor variation of the original bloom flavor. This Gin offers a floral and aromatic flavor, with notes of jasmine, rose, and citrus.

Beautifully floral without forgetting it’s gin roots— Bloom’s Jasmine and Rose varietal is a resounding success.