ingredients
Gin is a complex spirit, essentially a neutral vodka that is infused with herbs and spices, then re-distilled. Vic Gin uses ten natural and wild-gathered botanicals to create a powerful but elegant spirit.
1. Juniper Berries: The characteristic evergreen flavor of all gins. “Gin” comes from the Dutch word for juniper, “geneva.” |
2. Coriander: A savory herb commonly used in fine cuisine; its flavor is warm, mild and sweet, with citrus undertones. |
3. Angelica: Once used to protect against witches, it has a faint licorice-y flavor. As a tea it settles nerves and stomachs. |
4. Orris Root: The root of a species of iris, orris has the heady scent of woodland flowers. |
5. Lemon Peel: Adds a clean, refreshing note to the finish. |
6. Orange Peel: A touch of fruit to balance the savory flavors in the mid-palate. |
7. Star Anise: A powerful herb that is used sparingly to add a licorice note. |
8. Cinnamon Bark: True cinnamon (as opposed to the more common Cassia) adds a delicate, sweet spice note to the gin. |
9. Rose Petals: Add an floral note to the bouquet. |
10. Secret Ingredient! Can you guess? |

1. Juniper Berries: The characteristic evergreen flavor of all gins. “Gin” comes from the Dutch word for juniper, “geneva.”
2. Coriander: A savory herb commonly used in fine cuisine; its flavor is warm, mild and sweet, with citrus undertones.
3. Angelica: Once used to protect against witches, it has a faint licorice-y flavor. As a tea it settles nerves and stomachs.
4. Orris Root: The root of a species of iris, orris has the heady scent of woodland flowers.
5. Lemon Peel: Adds a clean, refreshing note to the finish.
6. Orange Peel: A touch of fruit to balance the savory flavors in the mid-palate.
7. Star Anise: A powerful herb that is used sparingly to add a licorice note.
8. Cinnamon Bark: True cinnamon (as opposed to the more common Cassia) adds a delicate, sweet spice note to the gin.
9. Rose Petals: Add an floral note to the bouquet.
10. Secret Ingredient! Can you guess?