Citadelle Original Dry Gin
Maison Ferrand · Château de Bonbonnet, Ars, France
Citadelle is a quiet genius of the gin world. Nineteen botanicals, each earning its place under Alexandre Gabriel’s direction.
Nose
Juniper forward, layered citrus peel, warm spice, floral violet
Palate
Round and complex with juniper, candied citrus, gentle anise, white pepper, almond
Finish
Medium-long with lingering spice, violet, and clean citrus lift
Cocktail Suggestion
Cocktail — The French 75: 2 oz Citadelle Gin · 1 oz lemon juice · 0.75 oz simple syrup · 3 oz dry Champagne.
Food Pairing
Charcuterie board with cornichons and Dijon mustard
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