Beaded carmine bee-eater in red and turquoise flying over a winding river

Zambezi Rapids

Gin

Classic Dry

Rapid No. 17: Double Trouble.

Below Victoria Falls, the Zambezi drops into the Batoka Gorge and through a run of numbered rapids. Number 17 is Double Trouble, a Grade 5. Carmine bee-eaters work the air above it in flashes of red and turquoise. This is a classic dry gin, bright and crisp, with just enough trouble to keep things interesting.

Style
Dry gin
Strength
40% ABV
Size
700 ml
Made
Small batch
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Tasting notes

A classic dry gin, versatile enough to be the hero of just about any gin cocktail.

Nose
Piney juniper and citrus, up front.
Palate
More delicate botanical notes through the mid palate.
Finish
Warming spice.

Three ways to pour it

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On the bottle

Rapid No. 17 is called Double Trouble. Carmine bee-eaters swoop and soar above the rapids in bursts of red and turquoise blue. This gin is bright, crisp and dry, with just enough trouble to keep things interesting. Pour and see where it takes you.