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International G&T Day: Cheers, to Belgravia Platinum Label

Gin enthusiasts across Mzansi are toasting International Gin and Tonic Day with Belgravia London Gin’s latest creation – Platinum Label

by Staff Reporter
19th October 2023
International G&T Day: Cheers, to Belgravia Platinum Label

Gin enthusiasts across Mzansi are toasting to International Gin and Tonic Day with Belgravia London Gin’s latest creation – Platinum Label. This premium London Dry Gin, crafted from ten aromatic botanicals, encapsulates the spirit of South Africa, offering a symphony of flavours and celebrating unity, diversity, and the nation’s rich culture. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

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Gin enthusiasts and connoisseurs from across Mzansi are raising their glasses today to celebrate International Gin and Tonic Day, and what better way to mark this occasion than with the launch of Belgravia London Gin’s new masterpiece – Platinum Label.

This premium London Dry Gin, a blend of ten aromatic botanicals, has become the epitome of quality and craftsmanship, inviting gin lovers to experience a symphony of flavours that embody the spirit of South Africa.

Belgravia London Gin Platinum Label is more than just a drink; it’s a celebration of culture, diversity, and milestones. The gin is a tribute to the unity that defines the country, symbolising inclusivity and serving as a companion for those who cherish life’s finer moments.

A harmonious blend of flavours

This exceptional gin boasts a complex profile derived from its carefully selected botanicals. From the earthy and herbal notes of coriander and angelica root to the warm and spicy flavours of cassia bark, bay leaves, and cardamom pods, each sip is a journey through a harmonious blend of flavours.

Citrus notes of lemon peel and orange zest complement the quintessential gin ingredient of juniper berries, while hints of liquorice root and orris root offer a touch of sweetness and floral aroma. The result is a premium-quality London Dry Gin that offers a distinctive and refined drinking experience.

To add excitement to the celebration, Belgravia London Gin has launched a competition where gin enthusiasts stand a chance to win one of six smart TVs. The competition, running to the end of December, invites participants to simply purchase a bottle of Belgravia London Gin Platinum Label and follow the instructions on the bottle or the Belgravia Gin South Africa social media channels (@belgraviaginsa) to enter.

Raise your glass and win!

Belgravia London Gin Platinum Label is now available at select retailers as well as online on Takealot. This International Gin and Tonic Day, raise your glass to quality, diversity, and the spirit of South Africa, encapsulated in every bottle of Platinum Label.

For more information about Belgravia London Gin Platinum Label and the ongoing competition, please visit the official website at www.belgraviagin.co.za.

International G&T Day: Cheers, to Belgravia Platinum Label
A celebration in every sip: Belgravia Platinum Label is crafted for moments of joy and unity. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Recipes: Belgravia Platinum Label cocktails

Perfect Serve: Belgravia Platinum Label G&T

  • 25ml Belgravia Platinum Label
  • At least five cubes of ice
  • One or two slices of fresh lemon

Lotus Martini:

  • 25ml Belgravia Platinum Label
  • 20ml Butlers Blue
  • 50ml Litchi Juice
  • 12.5ml Grenadine
  • 6 Mint Leaves

Muddle mint with grenadine. Add other ingredients, shake & strain over a Martini glass. Garnish with mint sprigs.

Kiwi & Cucumber Smash:

  • 40ml Belgravia Platinum Label
  • 10ml Butlers Triple Sec
  • Dash of Sugar Syrup
  • 3 Cucumber Slices
  • 2 Kiwi Slices

Muddle kiwi & cucumber with sugar syrup. Add other ingredients, shake & strain over a Tumbler glass. Garnish with kiwi slices.

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