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Jaisalmer Indian Craft Gin is a London Dry gin in India. ABV: 43%. Our expert rating is 7.6/10. community average is 8.3/10 from 7 reviews.
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Nose
Zesty lemon with piquant citrus and coriander — grassy verdant undertone lending depth, the vetiver adding an earthy Rajasthani character, inviting and complex
Palate
Citrusy notes taking point — pronounced lemon zest, lime juice, candied orange peel and sweet orange, then more complex notes emerging with spiciness, soft bitterness, Darjeeling green tea tying everything together, each of eleven botanicals readable
Finish
Medium length with dull radiant warmth — faint spice and citrus oils, green tea tannins providing structure, vetiver earthiness lingering, composed and elegant
Expert Review
7.6/10A quietly confident Indian craft gin that works within the London Dry framework with real assurance, drawing on the subcontinent's botanical heritage at a well-judged 43% ABV.
Community Reviews
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— Good but Not Outstanding
It's a decent London Dry at 43% with interesting Indian spice notes, but it doesn't quite reach the heights that the beautiful bottle and Rajasthani heritage promise. Pleasant rather than thrilling.
3 May 2026
— Exotic and Warming
Indian spices give this London Dry at 43% ABV a warmth and exoticism that's very appealing. Jaisalmer bridges the gap between traditional gin and Indian botanical heritage beautifully.
2 May 2026
— Indian Spice Route
Jaisalmer brings Indian botanical traditions to the London Dry style. At 43% ABV there's a lovely warmth of Indian spices alongside classic juniper. A fascinating East-meets-West gin.
6 March 2026Related Gins
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