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Best enjoyed with Swiss Mountain Spring Provençale Tonic Water, garnished with Lightly singed rosemary sprig and Thin strip of lemon peel.
Recommended TonicSwiss Mountain Spring Provençale Tonic Water
Garnish
Lightly Singed Rosemary Sprig
Garnish
Thin Strip of Lemon PeelSpring Gin Mediterranee is a Belgian gin presented as a Mediterranean-inspired expression built around a sweet-leaning, herbaceous profile.
The aromatic direction is driven by a set of botanicals commonly associated with southern cuisine and coastal landscapes: bay leaf, thyme and rosemary for their savory herbal character, paired with lemon peel for brightness. Angelica is cited among the botanicals and is traditionally used in gin as a structural ingredient, adding earthy dryness and helping bind the profile.
On the nose, the impression is primarily herbal, with a fresh, kitchen-garden style aroma where rosemary and thyme sit alongside a laurel note and a lift of lemon. The palate follows the same axis: a rounded entry that moves into leafy herbs and a clear citrus accent, then a drier, root-like backbone consistent with angelica. The finish remains herb-forward with lingering citrus freshness.
Spring Gin Mediterranee is typically well suited to a gin and tonic where a classic or lightly Mediterranean-style tonic does not overpower the herbal notes. It can also be used in cocktails that benefit from savory-herb accents, provided the citrus and herbal balance remains the focal point.

Lightly Singed Rosemary Sprig
Thin Strip of Lemon PeelIn a highball glass, place a large, clear ice cube to maintain the drink's integrity without diluting its flavors.
Pour 5 cl of Spring Gin Méditerranée over the ice, allowing its citrus and herbal notes to unfold.
Top with 15 cl of Swiss Mountain Spring Provençale Tonic Water, whose infusion of rosemary, thyme, and basil harmonizes with the gin's botanicals.
Gently stir to blend.
Garnish with a sprig of fresh rosemary, lightly singed to release its aromatic oils, and a thin strip of lemon peel to accentuate the gin's citrus elements.
For alternative pairings, consider Fever-Tree Mediterranean Tonic Water or Fentimans Naturally Light Tonic Water.

