Divide the mixture between two coupe glasses, serve immediately with the curled lime zest on the rim of the glass and a slice of satsuma in the drink.

The new gin has seen an exclusive launch in Goa, India. In the coming months, Bombay Sapphire Sunset will be available across the country. The calming warmth of the setting sun and an icy, spicy gin and tonic. What’s better than that? (Photo: Bombay Sapphire)

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The brand also teamed up with the Basquiat Estate in October to launch a special bottling of gin featuring artwork only displayed to the public once. After the success of Bombay Bramble last year, we were very excited to hear that Bombay Sapphire had released yet another variant, Bombay Sapphire Sunset – the newest addition to their Special Editions range.

Recently, Bombay Sapphire partnered with “Elvis” directory Baz Luhrmann in a global campaign titled “Saw This, Made This” to inspire people to discover the creative inspiration that exists all around them. This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items.The new gin combines Bombay Sapphire’s original 10-botanical recipe with three extra ingredients: turmeric, Indian white cardamom, and Spanish mandarin. Like the brand’s other gins, it is produced using a vapour infusion technique. Bacardi-owned top gin producer Bombay Sapphire has unveiled a limited-edition gin inspired by “the universal glow of the setting sun,” according to the brand. This cookie is set by Rubicon Project to control synchronization of user identification and exchange of user data between various ad services. Bombay Sapphire Sunsetbalances the spices of the cardamom and turmeric together with bittersweet sun-dried Spanish mandarin delivering aromatic spice and warmth, justlike those last rays of sunshine at the end of the day.” Notable Botanicals: Juniper berries, turmeric, Indian white cardamom, Spanish mandarin, coriander seeds, liquorice root, almonds, lemon peel, cassia bark, orris root, angelica root, cubeb berries, grains of paradise