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Butterfly Pea & Liquorice
For showing off. It changes colour in the glass.
$80 700ml
Buy Azure at The Pour House (opens in a new tab)Velvety liquorice and soft anise drift across the palate in gentle waves, before a bright citrus edge sharpens the finish. Deeply aromatic, beautifully balanced and impossible to rush.
Try it
Azure gets its colour from butterfly pea flowers. Top it with soda and it stays blue, just lighter. Add a squeeze of lemon and it turns pink. Tonic turns it pink straight away.
50ml Azure, 150ml soda and a squeeze of lemon, over ice.
Signature botanical
Clitoria ternatea
A climbing vine with deep blue flowers. They change colour when they meet something acidic, which is why lemon or tonic turns Azure pink, while soda leaves it blue.
Signature botanical
Glycyrrhiza glabra
The sweet root of a plant from southern Europe and western Asia. It gives Azure its velvety depth and soft anise.
In every gin
Juniperus communis
Juniper is in every bottle, as it should be. The signature botanicals on each label are what make each gin its own, so Classic tastes nothing like Verdant.
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No. 02
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No. 04
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