Indira East Indian Spiced Gin

One of my all-time favorite mixing gins! This is definitely unusual for a gin, with strong Indian spice flavors, cumin, coriander, and more. But it's still well balanced and I love it for its distinctiveness. It's not the spirit to use if you want a traditional, familiar drink of course. But if you're like me and want an easy, stand-out twist on a classic, the amazing flavors here can delightfully transform many familiar recipes. An Indira Negroni brings a fun, savory-spice dimension to the familiar bitter backbone, for example, and the pairing is great. Plus it absolutely sings when combined with fruit flavors, passion fruit, mango, and much more! This one is for the "wow your guests" category, not your average G&T (though it makes a spectacular G&T as well).

Excellent ​gin n tonic and goes really well with few drops of bitter orange

A gin and tonic with Sipsong Indira and Fever Tree aromatic tonic (RIP) is my all time favorite gandt forever. The warm coriander and cumin flavors tempered with lavender and citrus make this a stand out among gins. Bonus points for coming from a female distiller*

This is one of my new favorite gins! Not only is the nose just a wonderful aroma of juniper, coriander, and bay leaf. I love it in a gin and tonic and in gin sours.

PLUS it's woman owned and the woman is a total rockstar.

This gin is a little too herbaceous for my taste. Not sure if it's the juniper or the pepper, but it is overwhelming even with tonic.

This is a very interesting gin. Definitely good in a GT or southside. Flavors are too one-dimensional for a martini -- you'll get sick of the spirit before you're done with the drink. I would be thoughtful about about where to place it in cocktails.