Name: Hendrick's Amazonia Limited Edition Gin 1L
Brand: Hendrick's
SKU: HENDRICKS-AMAZONIA
Price: 107.0 NZD
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Equates to $74.90 for 700mL

Hendrick’s Amazonia Gin is an exotic Global Travel Retail exclusive limited release from Ms Lesley Gracie’s Cabinet of Curiosities at the Hendrick’s Gin Palace.

This bright, tropical take on Hendrick’s is based on memories of Ms Gracie’s audacious adventures in the Amazon with one of the world’s most distinguished explorers, Mr Charles Brewer-Carías.

Our most exotic release, the fresh vibrant notes characteristic of native jungle flora finely accentuates Hendrick's signature combination of Cucumber and Rose.

Hendrick's Amazonia is fiendishly good in cocktails, and especially so in the following gin classics: Hendrick's Amazonia's freshness enlivens the Gimlet; All punches are invigorated by the fresh, verdant flavour profile; The Pina Colada is given a new scintillatingly exotic depth: Hendrick's Amazonia is a thrilling gin base for the Espresso Martini for the seductively rich combination of coffee and our gin’s tropical notes.

Hendrick's Amazonia remains a staunch supporter of One Tree Planted, a remarkable organization dedicated to the Amazon's verdant restoration. Through our ongoing partnership, we've contributed significantly to reforestation efforts, with a remarkable 625 hectares already restored!