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Brass Lion Pahit Pink Gin

Brass Lion Pahit Pink Gin

S$107.00Price
The Pink Gin was first popularised by the British Royal Navy as a remedy for sea sickness in colonial Malaya. A mix of Gin and Bitters, it soon became known in the region as Gin Pahit – Pahit translates to “bitter” in Malay.

The Brass Lion Pahit Pink Gin is a take on this classic drink with a distinctively Singaporean twist. Our house-made Brass Lion Singapore Bitters, together with The Singapore Dry Gin results in a full-bodied spiced gin – best sipped on the rocks or paired with ginger ale.
 
On the nose, warm, citrus notes. On the palette, robust with cinnamon and spice, with noticeable citrus sparks from mandarin orange peels
 
Finish, light sweetness from red dates, with a lingering spice from ginger
 
Great with a dry ginger ale or neat on the rocks. 
 
500ml, 40% ABV.
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We pride ourselves on carrying only the most exquisite craft gins. What exactly are Craft gins? Much like a chef, a craft gin, or craft spirits as a whole, is the dedication to innovation, quality, raw ingredients, and a passion for creating amazing spirits.

 

The collection of gins that we handpick at Craft Gins Co are made by passionate distillers who dedicate their lives perfecting their craft. They're made with 100% natural ingredients, nothing artificial, nothing mass produced and most definitely not commercialised. Over here, we strongly support small scale distillers who produce amazingly smooth gins. 

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