
+600 gins • PerfectServes • Tonics • Inspirations

Bacur Bottega Gin is an Italian distilled dry gin produced by Bottega, a house better known for its wines, grappa and sparkling wines from Veneto. The gin keeps that Italian identity visible through a deliberately short botanical selection: juniper berries, sage leaves and lemon zest. Rather than multiplying exotic ingredients, Bacur focuses on a clear Mediterranean profile where resinous juniper, aromatic herbs and citrus brightness form the complete structure. Bottled at 40% alcohol by volume, it is designed for approachable yet precise serves.
The production described for Bacur uses maceration of the botanicals in a water-alcohol solution followed by distillation. This process gives the gin a clean, transparent character and allows the three main ingredients to remain easy to read. Juniper is the structural base, lemon zest brings freshness and aromatic lift, and sage gives the gin its most distinctive herbal signature. The simplicity of the recipe is part of its identity: it creates a dry gin that feels Italian through restraint, freshness and culinary herb character.
On the nose, Bacur Bottega Gin opens with a direct juniper note, quickly joined by lemon zest and a fresh herbal impression from sage. The palate is smooth and clean, with citrus brightness at the front and a dry green line through the middle. Sage adds a savoury aromatic quality rather than a heavy vegetal taste, while juniper keeps the profile firmly within gin territory. The finish is neat, moderately persistent and refreshing, with lemon peel and herbs lingering together.
Bacur works well in a gin and tonic when the serve is kept simple and elegant. A tonic with a clean quinine profile, a sage leaf and a thin lemon zest twist highlight the botanicals without overcrowding the glass. It can also be used in a dry Martini or a lighter Mediterranean highball, where its herbaceous character brings freshness without demanding a complex garnish. The best use of Bacur is to respect its simplicity: juniper, sage and lemon are the point.


