1831 Blue Gin is a distinguished spirit crafted from a complex blend of botanicals, including juniper, coriander, cloves, cinnamon, and aromatic herbs. This gin boasts a juniper-forward profile, balanced by subtle sweet and herbal notes, resulting in a long, refreshing finish.

These premium ingredients are infused for weeks in triple-distilled green alcohol before being distilled in XIX-century copper stills. Clearwater completes the process, creating a smooth and harmonious spirit with a captivating blue hue.

Best served in a balloon glass with ice cubes, 1831 Blue Gin also pairs well with tonic water or as a base for creative cocktails. Whether neat or mixed, this full-bodied gin offers an unforgettable sensory experience.

1831 Blue Gin For Tasting Note

Aroma

1831 Blue Gin opens with a captivating burst of vibrant juniper, harmoniously woven with warm spices such as cloves and cinnamon. Subtle hints of aromatic herbs and a delicate sweetness emerge, creating a well-rounded and appealing bouquet.

Palate

1831 Blue Gin delivers a juniper-forward experience, balanced by the soft warmth of coriander and cinnamon. A touch of cloves brings complexity, while herbal notes enhance its depth. The smooth texture, thanks to the complex distillation and the use of clean water, contributes to its refined character.

Finish

1831 Blue Gin’s finish is long and refreshing, with a long interplay of sweet, herbal, and slightly spicy tones. Its evolution leaves a clean and memorable impression.

Serving Suggestions

Best enjoyed in a balloon glass with ice cubes, 1831 Blue Gin pairs with Premium Tonic Water, where its flavors are heightened by impact. It also serves as an excellent base for creative cocktails, offering a versatile and sophisticated profile.

Perfect Dishes to Pair with 1831 Blue Gin

Seafood Platters

The floral and herbal notes of 1831 Blue Gin pair beautifully with fresh seafood. Opt for oysters, seared scallops, or a plate of sushi and sashimi. The gin’s crisp finish enhances the delicate flavors of the ocean.

Fresh Salads

Arugula salad with goat cheese, walnuts, and a drizzle of lemon makes a delightful accompaniment to lemon. The gin’s herbal qualities elevate the freshness of the greens.

Grilled Poultry

Grilled chicken marinated in rosemary and lemon is a perfect match for the botanicals of 1831 Blue Gin, creating a flavorful experience that balances savory and aromatic elements.

Soft Cheeses

Soft cheeses like Brie or Camembert bring out the smooth complexity of the gin. Serve with fruit compote or figs for a sweeter balance.

Desserts

Pair with refreshing lemon tart or lavender-infused panna cotta. The dessert's zesty and floral notes mirror its profile, creating a smooth finish.

What makes 1831 Blue Gin blue?

The blue color of 1831 Blue Gin comes from the infusion of natural ingredients such as butterfly pea flower, a plant known for its ability to produce vivid blue hues. This natural dye also allows the gin to change color when mixed with acidic elements like tonic water.

How is 1831 Blue Gin best enjoyed?

1831 Blue Gin is versatile and can be enjoyed in various ways. It’s excellent for classic gin and tonics, where its color-changing property becomes a visual highlight. It's also ideal for cocktails, where its citrus and floral notes can shine through. Garnishing with citrus slices or herbs enhances its fresh, aromatic profile.

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