Tanqueray Flor de Sevilla Distilled Gin is best served with plenty of ice, premium tonic water, and a wedge of orange. Speciality Brands has announced the launch of Cuvée: Argot, a new permanent addition to the Waterford Distillery range. Aroma: Orange with facets of white grapefruit pith dominates; however, some signature Tanqueray botanicals are present beneath it. Hints of licorice, angelica and juniper. Served with tonic, the 0.0% was incredibly refreshing, with some members of the team comparing its subtle orange taste to Fanta and Cremola Foam. Despite being able to smell the gin in the original Tanqueray Sevilla, we noted that we could detect the same heady mix of botanicals in both, plus the gorgeous orangey-elements of orange blossom and bitter orange harvested from the glorious Spanish city of Seville. This post is sponsored by our friends at Tanqueray. Please remember to enjoy this Tanqueray Flor de Sevilla Spritz responsibly!

Indeed, this zesty gin invokes the sun-soaked romance of the Spanish countryside, its 41.3 % ABV making it strong enough to be paired with a good Mediterranean tonic and – not unnaturally – a wedge of orange. Although I equally enjoyed this clear, light and ‘sunny’ gin with a Fever Tree Indian Tonic and a chunk of grapefruit, Tanqueray recommends serving with any premium tonic and a ‘squeezed wedge of orange.’ Not surprisingly, the aroma and taste is of bittersweet orange and orange blossom; while the scent of grapefruit is noticeable, along with underlying and subtle juniper accents typical of the London Dry gin it is based on. The coriander notes provide an additional spicy edge. In a tall glass filled with ice, add the gin, orange juice and soda. Stir gently and garnish with orange slice. Sevilla Creamsicle Charles Tanqueray was an innovator and pioneer in pursuit of the world's finest gin. His travels to the sun-soaked groves of Spain in the 1860s inspired the creation of a unique gin liqueur using Seville oranges. This very recipe inspired Tanqueray Flor de Sevilla and its unique bittersweet taste.He said: “Heineken UK is really pleased to announce it’s bringing Cruzcampo, the number one draft beer in Spain, over to the UK. Enjoy with plenty of ice, premium tonic water and a wedge of orange to evoke the taste of the sun-soaked Mediterranean I agree wholeheartedly with Kim Memeger’s post above. I love orange-flavored everything. i love gin. And when I saw the billboard for Tanqueray Sevilla I went to the nearest liquor store to buy it. I was immediately disappointed and I have yet to find a way to make it drinkable. Flavored gins are not usually Gin Boss’s taste but Gin boss recommends Tanqueray’s Sevilla Gin without reservation.

Mini tart shells filled with roast beef, shallot-sautéed mushrooms, creamy egg, horseradish and Gruyère… Tanqueray Flor de Sevilla accomplishes exactly what it set out to do: celebrate the flavor of Seville Orange while retaining enough of the signature notes of Tanqueray London Dry Gin to be recognizable not just as a gin— but as a member of the Tanqueray family of gins. While this is not a traditional gin, and it might be hard to mix in coctails, for me is a very nice sipping gin, I’m just enjoying it over ice on these hot summer evenings Tanqueray Flor de Sevilla is made with bittersweet Seville oranges to deliver a fruitful and zesty taste, balanced with the four botanicals of Tanqueray classic London Dry Gin. This taste of the sun-soaked Mediterranean is a uniquely enjoyable yet complex gin.The flavor of Sevilla is distinctly orange but doesn’t interfere with the traditional 4 botanical mix Tanqueray drinkers love. It still tastes like a London Dry but introduces a pleasantly intense orange flavor. Boco Rosé (11.5% ABV) by House Coren is 100% Pinot Noir and made in England from grapes around Sussex. Let’s answer the most common questions and have fun exploring how to drink this delicious orange gin . Is Tanqueray Sevilla sweet?