1836 Organic Pink Gin (700 ml)

1836 Radermacher traces its lineage to 19th-century Belgian grain distilling in the Walloon region, where soft water and cereal crops shaped a house style favoring botanical clarity over juniper dominance. This Organic Pink Gin represents a contemporary pivot: the base spirit distilled from certified organic grains, then infused with rose petals and a proprietary botanical blend that shifts the aromatic profile toward floral and berry registers rather than traditional gin's piney structure.

The production method employs maceration of botanicals post-distillation, allowing the rose and supporting herbs to steep into the neutral grain spirit without the oxidative pressure of copper-pot distillation. The resulting liquid carries the pale pink hue characteristic of petal-forward gins, achieved through natural pigmentation rather than synthetic colorants—a requirement of organic certification. Bottled at standard gin strength (37.5–40% ABV typical for the category), the spirit retains the delicate volatile compounds that define its aromatic signature.

The special feature lies in the organic certification applied across the entire supply chain: grain sourcing, botanical procurement, and production protocols. This constrains the distillery's access to certain traditional ingredients while demanding traceability that few Belgian gin houses maintain.

Drinking window: immediate release; consume within 3–5 years of bottling to preserve the volatile floral notes.