Canaima Gin is a London Dry gin in Venezuela. ABV: 47%. Key botanicals include acai berries, uve de palma, copuazu, merey fruit, creating a medley of fruity. Our expert rating is 7.2/10. community average is 8.1/10 from 7 reviews.
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Nose
Tropical and exotic — merey fruit's cashew-like sweetness, açaí's berry notes, juniper providing the gin backbone
Palate
Tropical fruit complexity — the Amazonian botanicals creating flavours unavailable outside the rainforest, merey's cashew character, açaí's berry sweetness, moriche palm adding tropical depth, juniper and coriander grounding everything at 47%
Finish
Long and tropical — the Amazonian botanicals persisting, warming and exotic, conservation in every sip
Expert Review
7.2/10Canaima Gin brings Amazonian botanicals — açaí, copuazú, and merey fruit — to the London Dry category, delivering a lush and earthy profile at a confident 47% ABV that sets it apart from the traditional template.
Community Reviews
View All (7)Canaima at 47% captures the Venezuelan Amazon with acai berries, copuazu, and merey fruit. The fruity medley with London Dry juniper backbone creates something utterly unique. The higher ABV gives it proper weight. Extraordinary provenance.
2 March 2026The Venezuelan botanicals — acai berries, uve de palma, copuazu, merey fruit — are fascinatingly unusual, but at 47% the London Dry profile can't quite corral all these tropical flavours into a cohesive gin. The fruity medley is interesting but feels disjointed. Points for ambition, less for execution.
5 February 2026Canaima at 47% is the most remarkable gin I've encountered. Venezuelan Amazonian botanicals — acai berries, copuazu, merey fruit, uve de palma — create a London Dry of breathtaking originality. The tropical fruit medley with juniper backbone is unlike anything else. This is what gin can be when you think beyond the conventional. Extraordinary.
1 February 2026