Five gins you can find in Singapore that’s not Hendrick’s

Beefeater, Plymouth and Tanqueray aside, here’s some of the new- fangled gins you can check out here in Singapore.

Bluecoat

An American-style dry gin that’s big on citrus. Wait. American- style? Bluecoat is a smooth gin that’s a little sweeter and more citrusy, unabashedly catering to the American palate. A progressively modern take on a classic style.

Kyrö Napue

It won ‘Best Gin for Gin and Tonic’ a mere year or so after the distillery started. This rye-based gin is a blend of traditionally distilled gin and individually distilled botanicals. A refreshing change of pace thanks to its Nordic ingredients.

DictaDor treasure

Made with sugar cane neutral spirit, this Colombian gin features Colombian botanicals like Limon Mandarino and has also been aged for 35 weeks in casks that used to hold Dictador rums.

KoKoro

This London-style gin is made with Japanese inspiration and sansho berries that had to be painstakingly handpicked and transported fresh from the Afan woods in Japan.

Paper Lantern

Locally designed and produced in Chiang Mai, this is Gin done Asian style – neutral spirit made distilled from Thai rice and infused with Sichuan peppercorns and other familiar Asian botanicals like lemongrass, and finished with a kiss of Thai honey.