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Black Powder Pink Grapefruit Gin: Italian and Spanish Citrus from the Lancashire Countryside

Black Powder Pink Grapefruit Gin: Italian and Spanish Citrus from the Lancashire Countryside

6 /10
EDITOR
Distillery: Black Powder Distillery
ABV: 37.5% ABV
Price: £30

Tasting Notes

Nose

Bright pink grapefruit — tart citrus dominating, natural and zesty, immediately refreshing

Palate

Tart and tangy — pink grapefruit with natural underlying sweetness, the dual Italian and Spanish sourcing creating depth, juniper providing gentle backbone, citrus-forward and vibrant

Finish

Zesty and refreshing — pink grapefruit tartness lingering, clean and natural, designed for summer G&Ts

First Impressions

Black Powder's Pink Grapefruit expression uses the freshest Italian and Spanish pink grapefruits — dual-sourced for maximum citrus character. Like all Black Powder gins, no artificial flavours, colourings, or preservatives are used. The family distillery in Lancashire's Fylde countryside produces everything in traditional copper pot stills.

Tasting

Italian and Spanish pink grapefruit with juniper. The nose is bright and tart — natural citrus dominating. On the palate at 37.5%, tart and tangy with natural underlying sweetness. The dual-sourced grapefruit creates depth, juniper provides gentle backbone. The finish is zesty and refreshing with pink grapefruit tartness lingering naturally.

The Bottom Line

Black Powder Pink Grapefruit earns a 6 — a straightforward citrus gin where quality ingredients do the work. The dual Italian-Spanish sourcing is a nice touch, and the no-artificial-anything commitment is genuine. At 37.5%, approachable rather than assertive. Best over ice with premium Indian tonic and fresh grapefruit slices. At £30, natural Lancashire citrus gin at an honest price.

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Amelie Farnham
Amelie Farnham
Gin & Botanicals Editor

Amelie came to gin via botany — she studied plant sciences at Edinburgh before realising her real interest lay in what happened to botanicals after they reached the still. She has visited over a hundr...

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