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The Rangpur lime is not like the lime we see in the produce market every day, it is a unique fruit that blends attributes of other citrus. This orange-colored lime has the zestiness expected of a lime but it is as juicy as an orange and looks very similar to a mandarin / orange. The Rangpur tree, which is native to India, can fruit year round for up to 40 years. It has become a popular ornamental tree in Florida and southern California. Tanqueray Rangpur is not lime-flavored gin. Like all of Tanqueray's gins, the standard botanicals and extra flavorings are distilled into the spirit rather than infused like so many vodkas are. This distinction traps the flavors into the gin in a way that allows the flavors to punch through the alcohol in a subtle, true way that is impossible with infusions.

Tanqueray Gin No.Ten 700 ml / 47.3 % UK Tanqueray No. Ten Gin gets its name from being made in Tanqueray’s number ten still, also affectionately referred to as “Tiny Ten”. This small still was used as an experimental/trial run still at the distillery before becoming the key still for Tanqueray 10. There is a misconception that Tanqueray 10 gets its name from the number of botanicals in the mix; in fact, the recipe for Tanqueray 10 has all four of the base botanicals from Tanqueray London Dry: juniper, coriander, angelica, and licorice. Tanqueray 10 adds an additional four elements to the mix, including fresh white grapefruit, fresh lime, fresh orange, and camomile flowers for a total of 8 botanicals. One of the things which makes Tanqueray 10 unique is that it uses fresh whole citrus rather than dried citrus peels. Dried peels are used for the majority of gins on the market and very few actually use fresh fruit. Tanqueray 10 Gin has the same subtle sweet note from the grain in the midpalate, which lends a sweet quality to the citrus as well as makes the angelica root come off more sweet and warm than earthy. The finish is long and spicy with juniper, black pepper, and lime lingering on the palate.

A gin for lovers of bitter-sweet citrus flavours: Tanquera Flor de Seville Gin scores with an extra portion of Seville oranges and orange blossoms. The globally marketed brand Tanqueray belongs to the spirits company Diageo and was founded in 1830 by a certain Charles Tanqueray, who had a distillery built in the Bloomsbury district of London. Soon his gin became popular in the British colonies such as Jamaica and the United States, where it was mainly used as an ingredient in the Dry Martini cocktail. By the way, it is rumored that the bottle design is based on a three-part cocktail shaker. After the distillery was razed to the ground during air raids in 1941 (except for a still, which is still in use today), production moved out of London. Although the Flor de Sevilla Gin bears the unmistakable red Tanqueray seal on the specially shaped bottle, the design - as well as the contents - is based entirely on Seville oranges and orange blossoms. It is said that Mr Tanqueray wrote down a recipe based on Spanish citrus fruits as early as the 1860s, but it was only now that commercial production of the citrus-laden gin began.

Der Malacca Gin des britischen Gin-Herstellers Tanqueray wurde bereits 1997 hergestellt.4 Jahre später wurde er allerdings wieder eingestellt. Bis heute was man nicht warum. Möglich ist, dass der Tanqueray Malacca seiner Zeit voraus war.Anfangs 2013 wurde eine sehr kleine Menge wieder hergestellt.Sehr limitierte Auflage!

Tanqueray APERITIVO Pink Grapefruit – the new Spritz aperitif based on Tanqueray London Dry Gin Bittersweet, fresh and fruity: Tanqueray London Dry Gin meets natural pink grapefruit flavors. Perfect for a Spritz – 1 part Aperitivo, 1 part Prosecco, 1 part soda, with ice and a citrus zest. With Tanqueray London Dry Gin (34.1%) 14.7% vol., 70 cl glass bottle Ideal for Spritz, aperitifs and cocktails Origin: United Kingdom We sell alcoholic beverages exclusively to persons aged 18 and over.

Tanqueray London Dry Gin 70 cl / 43.1 % UK One of the most traditional, well-known and popular London Dry Gins is presented in a greenish bottle modeled on a cocktail shaker. In other words: This gin is ideal for mixed drinks of all kinds. In 1830, Charles Tanqueray founded his own gin distillery in the Bloomsbury district of London and has been producing this classic London Dry Gin since the very beginning. Even those who have never held a bottle in their hands are likely to know Tanqueray from its many mentions in pop and rap songs. Madonna, Rita Ora, Snoop Dogg, The Notorious B.I.G. and Bruce Springsteen have all sung about the gin in the unmistakable green bottle. The bottle shape, which is based on a two-part cocktail shaker, has existed in this form since 1948, but the design has evolved over time. European bartenders have also spoken very positively about this gin and voted it the most popular gin of all in a survey. The 43.1% spirit contains classic ingredients such as coriander, angelica root, liquorice, cinnamon and lemon and orange peel.

Tanqueray ROYALE BLACKCURRANT 70 cl / 41.3 % UK Tanquery Royale Blackcurrant gets its bright purple color from the addition of French blackcurrants that dominate the flavor along with vanilla. he globally marketed Tanqueray brand belongs to the Diageo spirits group and was launched in 1830 by a certain Charles Tanqueray, who had a distillery built in the Bloomsbury district of London. His gin soon became popular in the British colonies, such as Jamaica and the United States, where it was mainly used as an ingredient in the Dry Martini cocktail. Incidentally, it is rumored that the bottle design is based on a three-piece cocktail shaker. After the distillery was razed to the ground during air raids in 1941 (except for one still, which is still in use today), production moved out of London. Since 1998, Tanqueray brand gins have been produced at Diageo's massive Cameronbridge Distillery. Tanqueray Royal Blackcurrant joins the distillery's series of flavored gins as the latest offspring. It is said to be inspired by Charles Tanqueray's travels through France in the 1840s. The blackcurrants included are from France and not only give the gin a striking color, but are noticeable in the taste. For some sweetness also provides vanilla.