Drink-Shop.ch stocks 3 Gin 1689 products from the Gin range. Available formats: 70 cl. Prices start at CHF 39.90. Ordered by 12:00 on weekdays, shipped the same day across Switzerland – or pick up in Lucerne. Free shipping from CHF 149.
Gin 1689 Authentic Orange Gin 70 cl / 40 % Holland This beautiful orange‑coloured gin combines a smooth and fruity character with refined citrus aromas, bringing to life an authentic 17th‑century recipe from the era in which William of Orange became King of England and made gin popular. The result is a unique fusion of history, craftsmanship, and modern flavour. Description During distillation, carefully selected oranges are added, resulting in a smooth, fruity, and perfectly balanced gin without overpowering sweetness. Ideal for a classic Gin & Tonic with a refreshing twist. Dutch Orange Gin is made for sunny gatherings, long shared tables, and orange‑themed moments such as King’s Day and international sporting events. The new edition will be available from mid‑March.
Gin 1689 Authentic Pink Gin 70 cl / 38.5 % Holland A blushing expression based on the original 1689 gin recipe found deep in the annals of the British Library. Strawberries and raspberries are added to the distillation process, giving the spirit a pink hue and a fruity flavour: the original fruit-flavoured gin! Ingredients A Dutch spirit that is Anglo styled, Gin 1689 is fundamentally a juniper-forward gin, with classic Jenever-styled hints of breadiness and aniseed. The Pink Edition adds natural juicy strawberry and tart raspberry flavours for a slightly jammy taste with hints of spice, with a dry & smooth, piney juniper finish. Description Three centuries after gin first landed on British soils as part of William of Orange’s Glorious Revolution, The Amsterdam Craft Gin Company have found history worth repeating, using the authentic (coded, more on that later) 17th century gin recipe from the British Library archives. With help from legendary master distiller Herman Jansen and Holland’s oldest Distillery in Schiedam, they developed and revived the century-old recipe that conquered the British Isles in 1689 to bring to life that same 350 year old recipe XXXIII from ‘The Distiller of London’. The Pink Gin edition is based on the footnote found on the original recipe: adding strawberries and raspberries to the distillation of our original Gin 1689, combining with the juniper, red quince and pippin for a pink-hued liquid with a wonderfully fruity taste... the original fruit-flavoured gin!
Gin 1689 Authentic Dutch Dry Gin 70 cl / 42 % Holland A classically-styled gin with contemporary flavours like red quince and apple, Gin 1689 is history worth repeating, created using the authentic 17th century recipe from the very first Gin-aissance - and it’s well worth the 330-year wait. Ingredients A Dutch spirit that is Anglo styled, Gin 1689 is fundamentally a traditionally-styled juniper-forward gin, however what makes it unusual is the hints of breadiness and aniseed that you would usually expect from a Jenever. It’s a classic flavour profile, that presents in a very contemporary way. Expect classic gin on the nose, with floral, citrus and aniseed aromas, while the palate, the floral flavours are balanced by the light breadiness and piney juniper – with subtle clove, nutmeg and aniseed followed by a rounded, smooth finish. Description Three centuries after gin first landed on British soils as part of William of Orange’s Glorious Revolution, The Amsterdam Craft Gin Company have found history worth repeating, using the authentic (coded, more on that later) 17th century gin recipe from the British Library archives. With help from legendary master distiller Herman Jansen and Holland’s oldest Distillery in Schiedam, they developed and revived the century-old recipe that conquered the British Isles in 1689 to bring to life that same 350 year old recipe XXXIII from ‘The Distiller of London’. Gin 1689 combines the juniper with classic gin flavours of nutmeg, aniseed, clove, lemon and orange peel along with more delicate botanicals including red quince and pippin (apple), and it is well worth the 330-year wait.