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Malfy Gin

Blue and yellow bottles that light up the bar shelf like a small piece of Mediterranean summer. Malfy is distilled in Turin, yet tastes of the Amalfi Coast's sun-ripened lemons, sourced from the very landscape pictured on the label.

   

About Malfy Gin

Malfy Gin is an Italian gin produced in Moncalieri near Turin, known for using citrus fruits from various regions of Italy, including the famous lemons of the Amalfi Coast. For newcomers it's a fresh, sun-soaked gin hard to mistake for anything else; for collectors it's notable that the blue and yellow bottle colours deliberately symbolise the Mediterranean and Italian citrus, making Malfy one of the most visually recognisable gin ranges on the market.

History & Background

The gin is distilled by the Italian spirits producer, the Vergnano family, who have several generations of experience in Italian spirits production and wanted to create a gin with a clear Italian citrus identity.

Production & Style

Malfy comes in several expressions, including Con Limone with lemons from the Amalfi Coast and Con Arancia with blood oranges from Sicily, each with its own distinct citrus character.

Signature Style

Citrus-Forward, Sunny, Fresh
The flavor offers an intense, sunny citrus character with a fresh, clean finish.

Facts

DistilleryVergnano Distillery, Turin, Italy
ProducerMalfy (Vergnano)
Founded2016
PronouncedMAL-fee
RegionMoncalieri, Piedmont
CountryItaly
OwnerChivas Brothers (Pernod Ricard)
BotanicalsItalian lemons and pink grapefruit as signature botanicals
Strength41%
Official websitemalfygin.com

Did You Know?

Malfy uses lemons from the Amalfi Coast, one of Italy's most famous citrus regions, known for its especially sunny and aromatic fruit.

If you like Malfy Gin, you should also try:

Ginato Gin and Silvio Carta Gin.