
Bombay Sapphire Gin
BOMBAY SAPPHIRE® Gin revolutionized the gin category in the 1980s with its vapour-infusion process and the inclusion of ten botanicals in the liquid. The name itself drew upon Indian heritage and the famous ‘Star of Bombay,’ a 182-carat sapphire – arguably the finest ever found.
Delicately balanced and incredibly versatile, BOMBAY SAPPHIRE Gin boasts ten exotic botanicals from around the world. Each sip features notes of juniper, citrus coriander, peppers and spices. BOMBAY SAPPHIRE Gin goes well in a martini cocktail or Tom Collins.
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