This gin is infused with very fragrant botanicals which create a wonderful and complex flavor. 11. Didsbury Blood Orange & Ginger Gin There are many pink gins on the market this summer, but Malfy Gin Rosa is different and stands out with its juicy fresh pink grapefruit flavour. It has a long juniper finish and slight notes of tangy rhubarb.

The complete recipe makes for a very sweet, fruity, citrus-forward, zesty gin with tiny hints of some earthy licorice. This all comes together to create what might be your next favorite orange-flavored gin. Pair this wonderful gin with a cold tonic and you’ve got the perfect Mediterranean-like Gin and Tonic.The citrus fruit gets its signature red color from something called anthocyanin. The change in color happens as the fruit grows in a climate with hot days and cool nights. Blueberries, rhubarb, and eggplant all go through the same chemical reaction.

There is no one best tonic water for gin and tonics, but you want to use a good one to make sure each sip is more desirable than the last. My favorite tonic water is by Q Mixers and Fever Tree. Blood orange juice G12 Grapefruit & Mandarin Gin is a gin that doesn’t actually focus on the orange fruit. However, the combination of the fresh and juicy grapefruit with the sweet and tangy mandarin makes for a flavor that’s extremely reminiscent of orange. As a bartender, I've tried countless spirits and mixers, but one brand that never fails to impress me is Malfy Gin.

Both of these citruses are responsible for a wonderful taste of fruity, tangy orange. Even though the actual orange isn’t present here, it definitely tastes as if it’s here. But which blood orange gins are actually good and which gin (liqueur) should you try for yourself? Below, we list 12 of the best blood orange gins out there right now. 1. Beefeater Blood Orange Beefeater’s blood orange gin is also a really popular gin amongst the blood orange gin (liqueurs), which is probably partly due to the fact that Beefeater is already really well-known.