Hendrick's Flora Adora Gin 750mL

Hendrick’s Flora Adora Gin

Scottish Gin (Girvan, Scotland) | Infused with Flowers & Botanicals | 43.4% ABV (86.8 Proof) | 750mL

Process & Profile

Hendrick’s Flora Adora is a limited-release gin crafted at the Hendrick’s Gin Palace in Girvan, Scotland. Master Distiller Lesley Gracie created this floral-forward expression by building on Hendrick’s signature base of 11 botanicals, adding a bouquet of fresh flowers for an aromatic, garden-inspired profile. Distilled in small batches, it captures the lively, blooming character of wild flora while retaining the signature cucumber and rose undertones of Hendrick’s Gin.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Vibrant florals with rose, lavender, and subtle juniper.

• Palate: Bright layers of fresh herbs, sweet petals, and soft citrus, balanced by Hendrick’s classic cucumber and rose notes.

• Finish: Light, refreshing, and delicately floral with a crisp, dry close.

What Makes It Special

• Limited-release gin from the Hendrick’s Cabinet of Curiosities series.

• Infused with a blend of fresh flowers for a bold floral character.

• Created by Master Distiller Lesley Gracie at the Hendrick’s Gin Palace.

• Perfect for spring and summer cocktails with a botanical twist.

How to Enjoy

Best served in a G&T with fresh mint or edible flowers as garnish. It also elevates cocktails like the Clover Club, Tom Collins, or French 75 with its floral lift. Serve chilled to highlight its brightness.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is Hendrick’s Flora Adora Gin?
   It is a limited-release floral gin infused with fresh flowers and botanicals.

2. What is the ABV of Hendrick’s Flora Adora?
   It is bottled at 43.4% ABV (86.8 proof).

3. How is Flora Adora different from regular Hendrick’s Gin?
   It emphasizes floral botanicals while keeping Hendrick’s signature cucumber and rose base.

4. Is Hendrick’s Flora Adora a permanent release?
   No, it is part of the limited Cabinet of Curiosities series.

5. What cocktails work best with Flora Adora?
   G&T, Clover Club, Tom Collins, or French 75 are excellent with its floral profile.