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Canaima Gin is a Venezuelan gin made by Destilerías Unidas, the producers of Ron Diplomático
Canaima Gin is a Venezuelan gin made by Destilerías Unidas, the house behind the legendary Ron Diplomático
Canaima Gin is made with 65% of the botanicals sourced from the Amazon
Canaima Ginis made with 65% of botanical ingredients sourced from the Amazon. Thus 10 of its 19 botanicals come from the Venezuelan Amazon. Each botanical is treated, macerated and distilled individually. The maceration and distillation in small batches of 500 liters allows the Master Distillers to create a unique and perfectly balanced distillate
Produced in the foothills of the Andes, in La Miel, an area in the state of Lara, Venezuela, it is a family-owned brand. A total of 19 botanicals are used to produce Canaïma Gin: 10 from the Amazon, 1 from the Lara region of Venezuela and 8 traditional gin botanicals
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Canaima Gin is a Venezuelan gin made by Destilerías Unidas, the producers of Ron Diplomático
Canaima Gin is a Venezuelan gin made by Destilerías Unidas, the house behind the legendary Ron Diplomático
Canaima Gin is made with 65% of the botanicals sourced from the Amazon
Canaima Ginis made with 65% of botanical ingredients sourced from the Amazon. Thus 10 of its 19 botanicals come from the Venezuelan Amazon. Each botanical is treated, macerated and distilled individually. The maceration and distillation in small batches of 500 liters allows the Master Distillers to create a unique and perfectly balanced distillate
Produced in the foothills of the Andes, in La Miel, an area in the state of Lara, Venezuela, it is a family-owned brand. A total of 19 botanicals are used to produce Canaïma Gin: 10 from the Amazon, 1 from the Lara region of Venezuela and 8 traditional gin botanicals
