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Renegade Gin by Doghouse 70cl
the label.. Renegade is a rule breaker and was inspired by rock and roll music The label is unconventional, just like the liquid (and them)! The label was designed by London tattoo artist - @alolocotattoo Renegade (noun): a person who behaves in a rebelliously unconventional manner
The liquid... Unique herbaceous flavour profile Powerful and inviting aromatics Very smooth and easy drinking (insanely sessionable)! Awarded a GOLD medal in San Francisco World Spirits Comp!
HOW TO DRINK IT... G&T - Regular Fever-Tree (or any premium Indian tonic) + a sprig of Rosemary Add some colour with some orange peel or dehydrated orange Sweet tooth? Switch the regular Fever-Tree for Mediterranean! Cocktail – Amazing in a Southside and makes an epic Negroni! Avoid – Flavoured tonic, slices of fresh fruit Botanicals... 14 botanicals - juniper of course being predominant! But what makes Renegade different is the fact they also have a big focus on green, leafy botanicals such as bay leaf, sage, cardamom and winter savoury. A hint of warmth and spice is attributed to the addition of a West African pepper called Grains of Paradise.
The liquid... Unique herbaceous flavour profile Powerful and inviting aromatics Very smooth and easy drinking (insanely sessionable)! Awarded a GOLD medal in San Francisco World Spirits Comp!
HOW TO DRINK IT... G&T - Regular Fever-Tree (or any premium Indian tonic) + a sprig of Rosemary Add some colour with some orange peel or dehydrated orange Sweet tooth? Switch the regular Fever-Tree for Mediterranean! Cocktail – Amazing in a Southside and makes an epic Negroni! Avoid – Flavoured tonic, slices of fresh fruit Botanicals... 14 botanicals - juniper of course being predominant! But what makes Renegade different is the fact they also have a big focus on green, leafy botanicals such as bay leaf, sage, cardamom and winter savoury. A hint of warmth and spice is attributed to the addition of a West African pepper called Grains of Paradise.
