Tanqueray Malacca
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Profile: The Tanqueray Malacca at a glance
- Tanqueray Malacca - The Indiana Jones of gins
- Finely balanced with exotic botanicals - including pepper, roses and cloves
- Inspired by an original recipe by Charles Tanqueray
Portrait: What makes the Tanqueray Malacca special
Tanqueray Malacca is not just a gin - it is an adventure in a bottle. By the time regular gins show up at happy hour, Malacca is already wearing a tropical helmet, carrying a diary full of anecdotes, and wondering if the bartender wants to hear about his latest expedition.
This gin originally comes from the depths of the archives - a fabled limited edition that once disappeared like Atlantis and returned with similar drama and fan sighs. The re-release was as exciting for gin lovers as meeting an old friend who used to do crazy things - and is now starting to do them again.
Tanqueray Malacca stands a little apart from the usual London dry-guard. It may wear the same chic top hat as its siblings from the Tanqueray house, but underneath it all lies a boisterous character with wanderlust. Its bottle haunts the spirit of bygone colonial romance, Victorian wanderlust, and a time when "Malacca" wasn't just a play on words in gin circles.
This gin appears on gin menus like an old treasure, revered by connoisseurs and happily conjured up from under the bar by bartenders – with a knowing grin. Those who order it don't do so by chance. They know the name, they've heard stories. And those who pour it do so with a touch of reverence – like uncorking a message in a bottle from a long-forgotten era.
In short: Tanqueray Malacca is not a gin. It's a statement. An insider tip with wanderlust, a relic with style – and probably the only gin that would make Indiana Jones jealous.
Tasting Notes: This is how the Tanqueray Malacca tastes like
- Nose: Spicy aromas of pepper, jasmine, and cloves - above all, fresh citrus peel and juniper
- Palate: Crisp and spicy in the taste, again the spices, with lavender and fresh limes
- Finish: Fresh and spicy in the finish
| Bottler: | Charles Tanqueray & Co. |
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| Alcohol: | 41,3%vol. |
| Coloured: | Natural Colour |
| Volume: | 1,0l |
| Manufacturer: | Charles Tanqueray & Co., 16 Great Marlborough Street, Soho, London W1F 7HS, Großbritannien |
| Country: | England |
| Product Type: | Gin |
| Product Category: | Gin |
| Product brand: | Tanqueray |
| Responsible food business operator: | Diageo Germany GmbH, Reeperbahn 1 20359 Hamburg, Deutschland |
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