A refreshing gin with floral notes, hints of eucalyptus and mint, and a smooth maritime finish.
Step into the Atlantic breeze with Nordés, a unique Spanish gin that captures the essence of Galicia's coastal spirit. This extraordinary spirit stands out in the gin world for its distinctive character and innovative approach to traditional gin-making.
Production
Nordés Atlantic Galician Gin breaks from convention by using Albariño grapes as its base spirit instead of the traditional grain neutral spirit. The gin is infused with 12 botanicals, including six local wild Galician herbs: sage, laurel, verbena, eucalyptus, peppermint, and glasswort. These are complemented by juniper, ginger, cardamom, hibiscus, tea, and black pepper.
Taste Profile
On the nose, expect an aromatic bouquet of white flowers and fresh herbs, reminiscent of a Galician garden after rain. The palate opens with delicate floral notes, leading to refreshing hints of eucalyptus and mint. The finish is smooth and balanced, with subtle maritime minerality and gentle spice notes.
Territory
Galicia, located in Spain's northwestern corner, is known for its rugged Atlantic coastline, lush landscapes, and rich maritime heritage. The region's unique microclimate and botanical diversity directly influence Nordés's character, making it a true reflection of its terroir.
What to Expect
Unlike traditional London Dry gins, Nordés offers a softer, more aromatic experience. Its distinctive white bottle design reflects the fresh, maritime character of the spirit. The gin's unique grape-based spirit and local botanicals create a smooth, approachable profile that works beautifully in contemporary cocktails.
Fun Facts
- The name "Nordés" comes from the north-easterly wind that brings good weather to Galicia.
- The bottle design features traditional Galician ceramic patterns in blue and white.
- It's one of the few gins in the world that uses Albariño grape spirit as its base.
- The brand was created by a group of Galician friends passionate about their region's gastronomy and culture.