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Song Cai Spiced Roselle Gin 700ml

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$27.59 $39.99 In stock

Category: Aperitif & Digestive

Wild rose myrtle berries from Vietnam's Central Highlands, macerated for over a year in a spiced gin base. Drinks like a cross between sloe gin and amaro — ruby red, with dried cherry, cinnamon, warm spice, and a long finish of dried fruit and roots. Unlike anything else on the shelf.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Harper ★★★★★

I was expecting something closer to sloe gin but the amaro bitterness sneaks up on you, which I actually love over ice. The dried cherry and cinnamon notes really come through after it opens up. A year of maceration was worth it.

Jason U. ★★★★★

That deep ruby color is gorgeous in the glass, and the dried cherry and cinnamon come through just as described. You can really taste the year of maceration — it's smooth and warming, perfect for slow sipping on a cool evening.

Jason E. ★★★★★

The dried cherry and cinnamon notes come through way more than I expected, and it's not cloyingly sweet like some sloe gins I've tried. Been sipping it neat after dinner and it's dangerously easy to pour a second glass.