Frequently asked questions about Madlord gin
Questions.
01What is Madlord gin?
A French sipping gin with a peppery character: fourteen botanicals, including an exclusive blend of five peppers, distilled separately and then blended. 47% ABV.
02What are the five peppers?
Wild Madagascar pepper (voatsiperifery), Kampot pepper, Tasmanian pepper, Sichuan pepper and Jamaica pepper, grown in Mexico.
03Is it a spicy gin?
No. It is a peppery gin, not a fiery one. What we looked for in pepper was aromatic richness, not heat: floral, fruity, woody or spicy notes depending on the origin. Sichuan pepper adds only a light tingle on the palate.
04How should I drink it?
First on the rocks, in a chilled old fashioned glass, with ice cubes or ideally one clear ice cube. Dilution reveals new nuances.
Also with a Fever-Tree tonic or soda water, or in a cocktail.
05Where is it made?
It is distilled and bottled in Burgundy, with the master distillers of Gabriel Boudier.
06Who created Madlord?
Anthony Maizil, Romain Gallego and Christophe Davoine, Meilleur Ouvrier de France barman, founded it in 2022.
07Is it vegan and gluten-free?
Yes.
08Is it kosher?
Certification is in progress.
09Where can I taste it?
At our hosts: hotels, bars and restaurants in Paris and other French cities.
10I am a professional: how can I add it to my menu?
Request a private tasting: Romain Gallego will come and introduce you to Madlord gin.
11Can Madlord take part in my event?
Yes. For private and corporate receptions, Madlord sets up its pop-up bar: a cocktail menu created for the occasion, bartenders we select ourselves and the ritual of the on-the-rocks serve. At your home, in your offices or in an exceptional venue.
12What do you do to reduce waste?
It is a subject we care about deeply. We are working on a bag-in-box format for professionals, a flexible pouch designed to cut down on glass and transport.
Coming soon.
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