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Saigon Baigur Premium Dry Gin: Vietnam's First — Twelve Local Botanicals with Buddha's Hand, Lotus, and Phu Quoc Spice

Saigon Baigur Premium Dry Gin: Vietnam's First — Twelve Local Botanicals with Buddha's Hand, Lotus, and Phu Quoc Spice

8 /10
EDITOR
Distillery: District 9 Distilling Company
Brand: Saigon Baigur
Type: Contemporary
ABV: 43% ABV
Country: Vietnam
Price: £46.75
Botanicals: juniper, Buddha's hand flower, lotus flower, black cardamom, Saigon cinnamon, Phu Quoc spice, lemongrass, bird's eye chilli, dragon fruit, lime zest, coriander, angelica root
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Saigon Baigur Premium Dry Gin is a Contemporary gin made by District 9 Distilling Company in Vietnam. ABV: 43% ABV. Key botanicals include juniper, Buddha's hand flower, lotus flower, black cardamom, Saigon cinnamon. Our expert rating is 8/10.

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Tasting Notes

Nose

Bold bright juniper — distinctly gin, lemongrass and black pepper reminiscent of Vietnamese pho, floral lotus notes

Palate

Bold character — juniper, lemon, black pepper, lemongrass standing out, cardamom warmth, bird's eye chilli providing gentle heat, dragon fruit adding subtle sweetness, the Vietnamese botanicals creating cuisine-like complexity

Finish

Well-rounded — lemongrass and black pepper persisting, Saigon cinnamon warmth, a distinctly Vietnamese close, long and spice-accented

Expert Review

8/10

The first premium dry gin distilled in Ho Chi Minh City — twelve Vietnamese botanicals including Buddha's hand flowers, lotus flowers, Phu Quoc spice, and bird's eye chilli. Created by Jochem Lisser and Florian Draaisima at District 9. Gold at the World Gin Awards. Tastes like Vietnamese pho.

Ash Carrington
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