Crafter's Gin

About Crafter's Gin

The color change is genuine gintainment, as the brand itself calls it, but behind the effect lies a serious recipe of 12 aromatic plant extracts, starting with the Estonian coastline's dog rose blossom and meadowsweet. For newcomers, it's a visually striking, floral gin that's as fun to serve as to drink; for connoisseurs, one of the most technically well-crafted color-changing gin brands on the market, with the London Dry variant offering a more classic, juniper-driven counterpart.

History & Background

The brand was created with the Estonian coastal nature as its starting point, where dog roses and meadowsweet grow wild, and has built an entire gin experience around the local flora complemented by exotic additions like yuzu. Beyond the color-changing Aromatic Flower Gin, the brand also produces a classic London Dry Gin, based on botanicals such as veronica and fennel, which likewise grow in Estonian nature. Both variants reflect the same philosophy: letting local Estonian flora take the lead role, simply expressed through two very different styles.

Production & Style

Juniper is distilled alongside wild rose petals, meadowsweet and yuzu among other botanicals, a combination that delivers both flavour and the signature colour shift when tonic is added.

Signature Style

Floral, Colourful, Exotic
Floral wild rose and sweet meadowsweet meet fresh yuzu citrus, in a profile as visual as it is flavourful.

Facts

Did You Know?

The colour shift from copper to pink when Crafter's is mixed with tonic comes entirely from natural pigments in wild rose petals, not artificial colouring.

Like Crafter's Gin? You should also try:

Hayman's Gin and Warner's Gin.