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Scapegrace Premium Black Gin

Scapegrace Premium Black Gin

London Dry 41.6% ABV
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7 Reviews

Ethan Cooper VIPsAllowed 13 March 2026
9/10
Jet black and fascinating

Scapegrace Black at 41.6% is a jet black London Dry that changes colour when you add tonic. The visual drama is matched by the flavour — earthy, slightly smoky, with good juniper depth. A show-stopping gin.

Marianne Blom VIPsAllowed 19 February 2026
8/10
Gothic New Zealand craft

Scapegrace Black at 41.6% has a gothic beauty to it. The naturally black London Dry has an appropriately dark, earthy flavour profile. The colour-changing party trick with tonic never gets old.

Olivia Wong VIPsAllowed 18 February 2026
8/10
Colour-changing magic

The natural black colour of Scapegrace Black at 41.6% turns deep purple when you add tonic. Beyond the theatre, it is a well-crafted London Dry with earthy, herbal notes. New Zealand innovation at its most dramatic.

Emily Thomas VIPsAllowed 4 January 2026
10/10
The world's most dramatic gin

Scapegrace Premium Black at 41.6% is the most visually spectacular gin ever made. The jet black to deep purple colour change is pure theatre. And the London Dry flavour is outstanding — dark, complex, and deeply satisfying. A masterwork.

Isla McCallister VIPsAllowed 5 November 2025
7/10
Spectacle over flavour

The colour-changing trick is undeniably cool but at 41.6% the actual London Dry flavour is good rather than great. The earthy notes are interesting but I wonder if all the innovation went into the colour rather than the taste.

Luciano Bianchi VIPsAllowed 8 October 2025
9/10
Dark beauty from New Zealand

Scapegrace Black at 41.6% is visually stunning — deep black that transforms to purple with tonic. The London Dry profile matches the drama with rich, earthy botanical character. A gin that engages all the senses.

Kofi Asante VIPsAllowed 29 September 2025
8/10
More than just looks

Yes the black colour at 41.6% is spectacular, and yes the purple transformation with tonic is magical. But Scapegrace Black is also a genuinely good London Dry with earthy depth and herbal complexity. Substance and style.

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