Gabriel Boudier Saffron Gin – Dijon, France

Saffron Gin by Gabrial Bouider

£42.99

A recipe rediscovered in the archives of Maison Gabriel Boudier of Dijon, evoking the historic spice routes between France and India. Distilled from seven botanicals and post-macerated with hand-selected saffron to yield its striking golden hue. The nose is elegant with delicate saffron, juniper, floral angelica and citrus. On the palate, saffron musk develops alongside fennel and lemon peel, finishing long and exotically spiced.

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SoftCrisp
ABV 40.0%Size 70cl
Why we chose it

“Saffron in gin sounds like a gimmick until you pour it — golden in the glass, warm and spiced, yet still recognisably juniper-led. Tonic and a wide slice of orange.”

Kelli - Wine Buyer
Pairs with:ShellfishSpicy Food
About this wine

Saffron Gin by Gabriel Boudier is an elegant and unconventional gin created by the renowned Dijon producer, Maison Gabriel Boudier. Founded in 1874, the house is respected for its artisanal approach to spirits and liqueurs, combining traditional craftsmanship with a spirit of innovation.

This striking gin takes its name and golden hue from the inclusion of precious saffron, bringing a warm aromatic spice that sets it apart from classic London Dry styles. Balanced with juniper, bright citrus and subtle botanical notes, it offers a smooth, rounded palate with layers of complexity. Ideal for a refined G&T, creative cocktails or gifting to gin enthusiasts seeking something different.

About the producer

Founded in Dijon in 1874, Gabriel Boudier is one of France's most celebrated liqueur and spirits producers. Their Saffron Gin is distilled from seven botanicals following a recipe rediscovered from the company's archives, then post-macerated with hand-selected saffron — a nod to the historic spice trade routes between France and India — producing a distinctive golden gin of great elegance.