Cygnet Dry Gin - Distilled With Manuka Honey
Product details
| Management number | 253588726 | Release Date | 2026/10/24 | List Price | CA$28.00 | Model Number | 253588726 | ||
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Cygnet 22 Dry Gin is a modern New Zealand dry gin distilled with 22 botanicals including Manuka honey — the distinctive honey variety native to New Zealand with its own complex aromatic character — alongside chamomile, bee pollen, pink grapefruit, and sea salt, producing a crisp juniper-led gin with a smooth, creamy texture and a clean coastal finish that distinguishes it from both British and continental European dry gins.
Cygnet Gin is produced in New Zealand and takes its name from the young swan — reflecting both the clean, elegant character of the spirit and New Zealand's natural environment. Manuka honey is the defining botanical: produced by bees that feed on the Manuka bush (Leptospermum scoparium) native to New Zealand and Australia, it has a more complex, herb-forward, and medicinal aromatic character than standard honey — adding a distinctive softness and creaminess that floral honeys don't provide. The 22-botanical framework balances juniper clarity with this distinctive New Zealand botanical identity. The tall, slender, crystal-clear bottle reflects the gin's clean, refined character.
Tasting Notes
- Nose: Bright juniper, soft honeyed floral notes, and a lift of pink grapefruit
- Palate: Clean dry gin structure with creamy Manuka honey texture, chamomile softness, and subtle bee pollen richness
- Finish: Smooth with a light sea-salt snap and lingering citrus brightness
Specs
- Producer: Cygnet Gin, New Zealand
- Style: New Zealand Dry Gin — 22 Botanicals
- Key botanicals: Manuka honey, chamomile, bee pollen, pink grapefruit, sea salt, juniper
- Size: 700ml
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