Gin&Tonic Botanicals

Do you like to experiment? Then this selection is for you! You will find the following flavors in the jar:
- juniper berries
- cornflower
- rose pepper
- persian rosebud

It would be an exaggeration to say that gin and tonic are inseparable good friends, as in some cocktails they don’t mind even dropping an exceptionally not common dance in the glass. However, they both love the company of special flavors, as they know that not only do exotic spices, dried flower petals or just dried fruits smuggle extra flavors into the drink, but these gin tonic spices also help to lure out the true essence of gin.

The taste of rose pepper, contrary to its name, resembles that of juniper berries rather than pepper. It’s a sweet, fruity-flavored flavor that shows off the most when you crumble a little.
Toss up your gin tonic with the help of decorative, specially colored pink pepper!

You can toss cocktails in seconds with the lemon gin tonic spice. Season your Gin Tonic with dried slices and discover the new flavors of lemon!

You can already find the pleasant taste of star anise in many places: for example in wines, teas, compotes - it is also a popular ingredient in alcoholic beverages.
In a few moments, you can make your gin tonic special with anise, and it's also showy as a decoration.

Want to make a really exotic gin tonic for yourself? Take in the dried orange rings. Sprinkle a pinch of allspice or cinnamon on it and maximize your unique flavor.

With the pink Persian rosebud gin tonic spice, you can mix a drink that will immediately put you in love with someone who tastes it. Its special taste is hard to resist!
The whole rose buds are also perfect as a drink decoration and give the gin tonic a unique look.

Juniper for gin is what hops are for beer: the basis of all gin. Even the name gin comes from here: the juniper berry is called genièvre in French.
There are plenty of varieties of juniper - luckily you can now get it as a gin tonic spice. Try!