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Best enjoyed with Fentimans Connoisseurs Tonic Water, garnished with Fresh rosemary sprig, gently bruised and Thin slice of pink grapefruit.
Recommended TonicFentimans Connoisseurs Tonic Water
Garnish
Fresh Rosemary Sprig, Gently Bruised
Garnish
Thin Slice of Pink GrapefruitThoralm Dry Gin is produced by Thoralm Manufaktur GmbH in Austria and reflects a contemporary approach to dry gin rooted in alpine influences. The distillery focuses on small-scale production and emphasizes the use of carefully selected botanicals inspired by the surrounding mountain environment. The recipe is built around classic juniper, supported by a selection of locally inspired herbal components that shape the gin’s identity.
On the nose, Thoralm Dry Gin presents a clean and structured juniper character, followed by fresh herbal notes and a subtle fruitiness that adds roundness without overpowering the base spirit. Citrus impressions appear discreetly, contributing brightness rather than sharpness. The palate is dry and balanced, combining resinous juniper, gentle herbal depth and restrained fruity accents. The texture is smooth, leading into a long and composed finish marked by lingering herbal warmth.
This gin is designed to perform well in a classic gin and tonic, where its dry structure and alpine-inspired botanicals remain clearly defined. It also integrates easily into traditional cocktails that benefit from a firm juniper backbone and a restrained, herbal complexity.

Fresh Rosemary Sprig, Gently Bruised
Thin Slice of Pink GrapefruitIn a highball glass filled with large ice cubes, pour 4 cl of Thoralm Dry Gin.
Top with 12 cl of Fentimans Connoisseurs Tonic Water, chosen for its subtle bitterness that complements the gin's herbal notes.
Garnish with a sprig of fresh rosemary, gently bruised to release its aroma, and a thin slice of pink grapefruit to enhance the fruity undertones.
Alternative tonic suggestions: Fever-Tree Mediterranean Tonic Water, Thomas Henry Botanical Tonic, East Imperial Burma Tonic.


