Following on from 2020's launch of alcohol-free Gordon's Gin, the brand is back with another o.o% ABV option. This time the popular Gordon's Premium Pink Gin.
With the same pink hue, the 'spirit' is packed with the berry flavours expected from a pink gin, with raspberry and strawberry and tangy redcurrant, and is made with traditional distilled gin botanicals; recreating the tipple you know and love, minus the booze.
It's a great alternative for those who are driving, those don't drink or are are looking to cut back. It's also a brilliant addition to your drinks cabinet, on hand to cater to any guests who would rather not drink alcohol.
Gordon’s Premium Pink 0.0% is available in the traditional 70cl bottles in-store at supermarkets nationwide, and online at Amazon.
Jessica Lace, Head of Gordon’s GB said in the press release: "Gordon’s Premium Pink Distilled Gin is something we know our consumers love the taste of but we’re seeing a growing uplift in people wanting to explore alcohol-free alternatives. Gordon’s Premium Pink 0.0% Alcohol Free Spirit is the new alternative that packs all the flavour but as a no alcohol option - it’s perfect for the times when you want to socialise or celebrate something special with an alcohol free drink."
The recommended serve is 50ml over ice, with tonic or lemonade, and garnished with summer strawberries. Delicious!
Gordon’s Premium Pink 0.0% Alcohol Free Spirit is available in major retailers from April, RRP £15.00 ABV 0.0%.
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