Jaisalmer Gold Gin | 500ML

Introduction

Gin: Jaisalmer Gold Gin | 500ML

Medium length with a dull radiant warmth, boosting faint notes of spice and citrus oils.

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Size: 500ML

Proof: 86 (43%ABV)

Origin: India

Distillery: Jaisalmer

The second gin in the Indian brand’s range, Jaisalmer Gold is produced in the foothills of the Himalayas and is infused with 18 botanicals, of which 14 have been sourced from India including coriander from Jaisalmer itself and saffron from Kashmir. The liquid is then passed through a filter made of intertwined golden silk filament, enriching the gin with gold ions in tribute to the architecture of the palaces and windows carved out of yellow sandstone in Jaisalmer, which was known as the jewel in Indias crown.

Jaisalmer Gold Gin | 500ML Tasting Notes

Nose: Zesty lemon, piquant citrus and spice coriander leads, with a grassy verdant undertone lending it depth.

Palate: Lemon flesh becomes zestier with a hint of pith. The licorice root adds a creamy background texture.

Finish: Medium length with a dull radiant warmth, boosting faint notes of spice and citrus oils.

Distillery Information

Jaisalmer Indian Craft Gin was launched in 2018 by Radico Khaitan, one of the oldest whisky distillers in India and one of the largest alcohol distillers in Asia. With two facilities, one in Rampur and one in Maharashtra, Radico Khaitain has a total distillation capacity of over 13 million litres per month, although their gin is made in relatively small batches at present. Botanicals from across India are used and Jaisalmer Gin is named after the city of Jaisalmer (known as ‘The Golden City’) in the heart of the Thar Desert of Rajasthan. Jaisalmer is a former medieval trading centre and is best known for Jaisalmer Fort, a sprawling hilltop citadel which surrounds the ornate Maharaja’s Palace and intricate Jain temples. The fort is depicted on the logo and bottle above a Blackbuck (Indian Antelope) in reference to the Jaisalmer State coat of arms.