Little Biddy Pink Gin 700ml

Little Biddy Pink Gin opens with bright floral notes from white lavender and sweet citrus from New Zealand navel oranges, followed by warming spice and the complex sweetness of West Coast cherries. The palate shows savoury rosemary, native tarata lemonwood, and berry fruit from tayberries, with a subtle woody character that gives it more depth than typical pink gins. The finish is clean and lingering with gentle juniper and berry notes.

Little Biddy Pink Gin excels in a classic Negroni where the cherry and berry notes complement Campari beautifully, or in a Pink Gin Fizz with fresh lemon and soda. It also makes an excellent Collins-style serve with raspberries and lemon, or simply pair it with premium tonic water, ice, and a slice of lemon for a refreshing long drink that showcases the native botanicals.

Fever Tree Indian Tonic Water is an excellent match for Little Biddy Pink Gin as it allows the cherry fruit and native botanicals to shine without overpowering them. For a lighter serve, premium soda water with fresh raspberries or tayberries (if available) and a slice of lemon works beautifully. The gin is robust enough at 43% ABV to handle a strong tonic ratio of 1:3 or even 1:4 for longer, more refreshing serves.

Yes, Little Biddy Pink Gin makes an interesting Martini with its floral lavender notes, native botanicals, and cherry fruit adding complexity to the classic serve. The 43% ABV gives it enough structure to stand up well to dry vermouth. Try a 5:1 or 6:1 ratio with a quality dry vermouth, stirred over ice and garnished with a twist of lemon to highlight the citrus notes from the New Zealand navel oranges and tarata.

Absolutely. Little Biddy Pink Gin makes a thoughtful gift for gin enthusiasts who appreciate native New Zealand botanicals and craft distilling with a story behind it. Created in honour of Reefton legend Little Biddy, a gold prospector with a pioneer's attitude, this gin offers genuine character beyond typical pink gins, with thirteen botanicals including West Coast cherries, tayberries, and botanicals foraged from the same rainforest where Biddy once fossicked for gold.