Collection: McQueen and the Violet Fog

McQueen and the Violet Fog is a Brazilian craft gin from the hills near Jundiaí, distilled using 21 carefully selected botanicals. It combines classic juniper notes with citrus, floral and spicy nuances such as calamansi, lemongrass and jasmine. At delicando, you can find the original version – mild, complex and perfect for discerning gin lovers.

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McQueen and the Violet Fog

McQueen and the Violet Fog Handcrafted Gin 40% Vol. 0,7l

16,11 € ~~17,90 €~~

(23,01 €l)

incl. 19% VAT, plus Shipping

McQueen and the Violet Fog – Brazilian gin with an exotic twist

Flavours & Character

The first impression is fresh and citrusy with juniper; this is soon followed by spicy and floral notes such as jasmine, star anise, lemongrass, rosemary, basil and acai – mild, complex and well-balanced.

Design & Appearance

The slender bottle is adorned with a distinctive relief of a crown and eyes and a dark label – modern, stylish and exuding authenticity.

Manufacturing & Craftsmanship

The distillate is produced in 500-litre batches, partly macerated and partly flavoured using basket steam infusion – 21 botanicals create an exceptionally complex profile.

Serving and drinking recommendations

Neat on ice, a classic gin and tonic or a dry Martini – Fever-Tree tonic really brings out the exotic freshness.

Region & Origin

Distilled in the countryside around Jundiaí, this gin offers a tropical freshness thanks to its sugarcane and citrus base, combined with the multi-layered charm of Brazil.

Conclusion

McQueen and the Violet Fog is a world-class Brazilian exotic gin – more sophisticated than many British classics, exciting, complex and pleasantly easy to drink. Now new at delicando.

Questions and Answers

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What is McQueen and the Violet Fog Gin?

A Brazilian craft gin from Jundiaí, made with 21 botanicals, macerated and steam-infused – exotic flavours meet classic juniper.

Which botanicals stand out?

Alongside juniper, the dominant notes are lemongrass, calamansi, pomelo peel, jasmine, basil, rosemary, star anise and acai – exotic and spicy, floral and fresh.

What’s the best way to enjoy it?

On the rocks, as a gin and tonic with a premium tonic, or as an elegant dry Martini – also ideal for those new to the world of gin.

What does it taste like?

Fresh and citrusy with a mild opening, developing into floral and spicy notes, with a long, smooth finish – complex yet approachable.

How is it made?

In traditional copper pot stills, using a combination of maceration and steam infusion, in batches of approximately 500 litres.

Collection: McQueen and the Violet Fog

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