Seagram's gin is prepared with botanicals and pure as well as neutral grain spirits which is then ripened in casks made of oak.
The “Seagram Company Ltd” was a big entity with its headquarters in Canada, Quebec as well as in Montreal.
The Seagram Company Ltd distilled alcoholic beverages and was the biggest distillers in the entire world. Until the company had independent existence in the market of alcoholic beverages, it also regulated different sorts of business ventures as well as entertainment business. Since then, control of the assets of Seagram's Company Ltd have been taken over by various other companies, mainly Diageo, Pernod Ricard as well as PepsiCo.
In the year, 1883 Joseph E. Seagram became the sole owner of the company and the company was named as “Joseph E. Seagram & Sons”. Later on, in the year 1928, when Joseph E. Seagram died, the control of Joseph E. Seagram was acquired by the Distillers Corporation and was renamed as Seagram's.
Seagram's gin is domestic gin, as well as the number one selling gin in the United States of America.
Seagram's gin is prepared with botanicals and pure as well as neutral grain spirits, which is then ripened in casks made of oak.
The flavour that is carried into the gin is due to the various elements of cinnamon as well as orange peel available in it, which gives a fruity aroma. Seagram's gin is available with a very arid finish and a hint of spice is also added to it.
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Technical Details
Tasting Notes
Its olfactory notes are based on exuberant aromas of citrus fruits, lime and lemon, although there is no lemon in the list of ingredients. There is a strong smell of orange candy, not of orange zest as in other gins. In the mouth, it provides a soft texture and flavours that are derived from the nose. Seagram's gin has a strong, spicy flavour. It has a solid base thanks to the juniper.
