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Best enjoyed with Fever-Tree Indian Tonic Water, garnished with Orange peel and Star anise.
See the perfect serveNG Distillery Spiced Gin is a high-strength American craft gin made in Harvard, Illinois, and bottled at 50% ABV. Its purple-labelled bottle signals a style built around spice, with a recipe inspired by Caribbean spice traditions. Juniper gives the spirit its gin foundation, while clove, star anise, cinnamon and fennel seed draw the profile toward a warmer, more aromatic register. The elevated proof is part of the design: it gives these spices the weight needed to remain clear in a cocktail.
Clove and cinnamon provide the immediate warmth, with clove bringing a darker, more penetrating aromatic note and cinnamon a rounder sweet-spice quality. Star anise adds a liquorice-like perfume, while fennel seed extends that aniseed family in a greener, more herbal direction. Juniper keeps the combination structured and dry enough to remain a gin, creating a profile that has more spice breadth than a conventional dry gin without becoming a liqueur.
The nose is warm and aromatic, opening on baking spice, clove and anise before juniper emerges underneath. On the palate, the 50% ABV bottling gives a firm, concentrated texture. Cinnamon and star anise broaden the middle of the mouth, and fennel adds a herbal lift around the warmer spices. The finish is long, spicy and dry, with juniper and liquorice-like notes carrying the last impression.
NG Distillery Spiced Gin can be enjoyed over a large cube, but it is particularly useful in classic cocktails that welcome spice. A short gin and tonic with a neutral tonic and an orange peel keeps the profile clean. It also adds character to a Negroni, a Gin Old Fashioned or a winter Martini variation, where its clove and anise notes can replace the need for extra flavoured syrups.

Orange Peel
Star AniseFill a balloon glass with large clear ice.
Add 5 cl of NG Distillery Spiced Gin and 10 cl of Fever-Tree Indian Tonic Water, then stir briefly.
Garnish with a broad orange peel, one star anise and a cinnamon stick beside the glass.

