The Gin of the Champions-Exclusively

Black Gin- Blue Gin & Tropical Gin often associated with "Amauri" is part of a premium spirit line produced in collaboration with Giori Distillati Trentini, founded in 1946. Don Fabio Cigars, and Watch of Champions (WOC). It is marketed as "The Champions Gin" often linked to luxury, cigars, and high-performance branding, 

Part of "The Wine of the Champions" collection, which features wines, grappas, and gins associated with football legends. 

The Champion Gin Blue is an intense Italian gin produced by Giori Distillati in Trentino, featuring a high alcohol content of 46% ABV. This deep-toned spirit is crafted with a botanical blend focusing on Alpine elements, including juniper, genziana (gentian), mountain pine buds, cirmolo (stone pine), and ginseng, offering a bold, "deep" flavour profile

Key Botanicals: Juniper, Gentian, Mountain Pine, Cirmolo, Ginseng                        

Amauri Gin Black is a premium Italian dry gin It is crafted using copper stills with a discontinuous distillation method, featuring a high alcohol content of 46% ABV, distilling wheat and barley, with a focus on high-quality botanical maceration, a Belgian-distilled gin infused with Peruvian coca leaves, featuring 24-carat gold leaf packaging

Taste Profile: The flavour is described as resinous and pungent, with distinct spicy notes.

Botanicals: The gin is infused with juniper berries, berries (raspberry, blueberry, currant), and black pepper.

Ronaldinho Gin Tropical is a vibrant, modern gin style focusing on sun-drenched, fruity flavors, frequently featuring coconut, pineapple, grapefruit, or passion fruit. These gins, such as Hoxton or Rockfield, typically have a smoother, less juniper-forward profile, designed for refreshing summer cocktails like Gin & Tonics or tropical,featuring a high alcohol content of 46% ABV. 

Flavor Profiles: Dominated by creamy coconut, tangy pineapple, sharp grapefruit, or sweet mango. 

Botanicals: Often includes traditional juniper, plus citrus peel, ginger, tarragon, and orris root.