Bivrost Norwegian Pink Gin 50 cl 44%

Under the Northern Lights in the Lyngen Alps, far north of the Arctic Circle, Aurora Spirit Distillery makes its gin with glacier meltwater and berries foraged from the Arctic landscape. It's the world's northernmost distillery.

Expert's description

Bivrost Pink Gin is a Norwegian gin infused with pink botanicals such as pink pepper and grapefruit and bottled at 44%.

The gin comes from Aurora Spirit Distillery, located at Lyngen Resort in Northern Norway, marketed under the Bivrost name. The distillery purifies meltwater from the surrounding glaciers and combines it with botanicals harvested locally in the Arctic landscape.

The juniper base is joined by pink pepper, grapefruit and a blend of Arctic berries, which give the gin its pink colour and fruity character.

Tasting notes

Nose

Tropical fruit and berries meet a lightly spiced note of pink pepper.

Palate

The palate is fresh and fruity, with grapefruit up front, supported by spice from the pepper towards the end.

Finish

The finish is lightly spiced and refreshing, with a last trace of berries.

Specifications

Name: Bivrost Pink Gin
Country: Norway
Type: Arctic Pink Gin
Size: 50 CL
ABV: 44%
Serving suggestion: Serve with a light tonic and fresh berries to let the pink, fruity character shine
Distillery: Aurora Spirit Distillery / Bivrost
EAN no.: 7090040060730

Flavour profile

Fruity · Berry · Spiced · Fresh

Did you know?

Aurora Spirit Distillery is the world's northernmost whisky and gin distillery, sitting in the middle of the Lyngen Alps, far north of the Arctic Circle.

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Frequently asked questions about Bivrost Pink Gin

What does Bivrost Pink Gin taste like?

It is fresh and fruity, with grapefruit and Arctic berries up front and a spiced touch of pink pepper.

Why is Bivrost Pink Gin pink?

The colour comes from the combination of pink pepper, grapefruit and Arctic berries used as botanicals.

Where does Bivrost Pink Gin come from?

It is distilled at Aurora Spirit Distillery near Lyngen Resort in Northern Norway - the world's northernmost distillery.

How should Bivrost Pink Gin be served?

Try it with a light tonic and fresh berries or a slice of grapefruit, to let the fruity, pink character come through. Serve in a chilled, tall glass to keep the aromas fresh – have a look at our gin & tonic glasses.

Is glacier meltwater used in production?

Yes, the distillery purifies meltwater from the surrounding glaciers and uses it alongside locally harvested botanicals.