Collection: In Spain

Spain is regarded as a pioneer of modern gin culture and impresses with brands that perfectly blend tradition and innovation. Larios standsfor classic Mediterranean flavours and decades of experience in gin production. Xoriguer, an authentic gin from Menorca, impresses with its artisanal quality and distinctive flavour profile. These gins demonstrate how Spain nurtures its regional roots whilst simultaneously creating high-quality spirits for the international market.

Brands such as Gin Mare and Nordés are particularly innovative , defining new gin styles with experimental botanicals. Gin Mare combines olives, thyme, rosemary and basil to create a Mediterranean interplay of flavours that is appreciated worldwide. Nordés Gin from Galicia relies on local ingredients such as Albariño grapes and eucalyptus – an example of Spain’s creative art of distillation. 

In our online shop, you’ll find a fine selection of Spanish gins that are perfect for any occasion. Whether you’re looking for a gift or want to expand your own gin collection, you’ll find what you’re looking for here. Browse through our range and be inspired by the variety and quality of our products.

The production of Spanish gin is regarded as one of the most innovative in the world. Spanish distilleries employ creative techniques such as cold maceration, vacuum distillation and small-batch production to extract the aromas of the finest botanicals with particular care. A defining feature is the experimental use of Mediterranean ingredients such as rosemary, basil, thyme, Arbequina olives or lemon blossom, which lend Spanish gin its distinctive, fresh and often maritime character. 

Brands such as Gin Mare and Nordés demonstratehow regionally inspired botanicals blend into complex aromas through highly precise distillation processes. Every Spanish premium gin tells its own story – from the Mediterranean coast to Galicia. 

Hardly any other country enjoys gin as passionately and stylishly as Spain. The gin and tonic is particularly popular; in Spain, it is not just a drink, but part of the culture. Served in large balloon glasses with plenty of ice, high-quality tonic water and creative garnishes such as lemon zest, rosemary or olives, Spanish gin becomes an aromatic experience. The mix ratio tends to be more gin-heavy than in other countries, which brings out the intense character of the Mediterranean flavours even more.

This high consumption goes hand in hand with a growing trend towards high-quality, regionally produced gins. Innovative distilleries are springing up across Spain, creating unique flavour profiles using local botanicals and modern production methods.

Spanish gin pairs perfectly with Spanish tapas and seafood. Light, citrus-forward gins go particularly well with dishes such as grilled prawns or squid, whilst herb-forward gins harmonise wonderfully with olives and Manchego cheese.

Not all gins are created equal – Spanish gin, in particular, impresses with its stylistic diversity and innovative spirit. Alongside the classic London Dry Gin, which captivates with its dominant juniper notes and clear structure, the New Western Dry Gin is gaining particular prominence in Spain. This modern style deliberately avoids a juniper-dominated profile, focusing instead on harmoniously integrated, often floral or fruity aromas. The influence of the New Western Gin style is clearly evident in Spanish gins such as Gin Mare or Nordés, which create new taste experiences with sweet, Mediterranean notes and exotic ingredients.