
Arbikie Experimental Batch Limited Edition Nadar Gin
Arbikie Experimental Batch Nadar Gin is a limited-edition Scottish gin built on unconventional botanicals — heirloom tomato, horseradish, and wild water mint — a bold experiment from the field-to-bottle Arbikie Distillery in Angus.
Part of Arbikie's experimental program, Nadar pushes gin's boundaries with savory, garden-driven ingredients while retaining the distillery's artisanal, estate-grown approach. The result is a distinctive, curiosity-inspiring gin unlike a conventional London Dry.
Tasting Notes
- Nose: Savory and herbal — heirloom tomato and wild water mint
- Palate: Bold and unconventional — vegetal tomato, peppery horseradish, and fresh mint over juniper
- Finish: Crisp, savory, and distinctive
Specs
- Distillery: Arbikie, Angus, Scotland
- Style: Experimental Limited Edition Gin
- Key botanicals: Heirloom tomato, horseradish, wild water mint
- Proof: 86 (43% ABV)
- Size: 750ml
Browse all gin at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Nadar unusual?
Its botanicals — heirloom tomato, horseradish, and wild water mint — make it a savory, garden-driven experimental gin rather than a classic juniper-forward style.
Who makes it?
Arbikie Distillery in Angus, Scotland, as part of its experimental limited-edition program.
How should I serve it?
Try it in a savory martini or a tomato-forward cocktail where its character can shine.
Arbikie Experimental Batch Nadar Gin is a limited-edition Scottish gin built on unconventional botanicals — heirloom tomato, horseradish, and wild water mint — a bold experiment from the field-to-bottle Arbikie Distillery in Angus.
Part of Arbikie's experimental program, Nadar pushes gin's boundaries with savory, garden-driven ingredients while retaining the distillery's artisanal, estate-grown approach. The result is a distinctive, curiosity-inspiring gin unlike a conventional London Dry.
Tasting Notes
- Nose: Savory and herbal — heirloom tomato and wild water mint
- Palate: Bold and unconventional — vegetal tomato, peppery horseradish, and fresh mint over juniper
- Finish: Crisp, savory, and distinctive
Specs
- Distillery: Arbikie, Angus, Scotland
- Style: Experimental Limited Edition Gin
- Key botanicals: Heirloom tomato, horseradish, wild water mint
- Proof: 86 (43% ABV)
- Size: 750ml
Browse all gin at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Nadar unusual?
Its botanicals — heirloom tomato, horseradish, and wild water mint — make it a savory, garden-driven experimental gin rather than a classic juniper-forward style.
Who makes it?
Arbikie Distillery in Angus, Scotland, as part of its experimental limited-edition program.
How should I serve it?
Try it in a savory martini or a tomato-forward cocktail where its character can shine.
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Arbikie Experimental Batch Nadar Gin is a limited-edition Scottish gin built on unconventional botanicals — heirloom tomato, horseradish, and wild water mint — a bold experiment from the field-to-bottle Arbikie Distillery in Angus.
Part of Arbikie's experimental program, Nadar pushes gin's boundaries with savory, garden-driven ingredients while retaining the distillery's artisanal, estate-grown approach. The result is a distinctive, curiosity-inspiring gin unlike a conventional London Dry.
Tasting Notes
- Nose: Savory and herbal — heirloom tomato and wild water mint
- Palate: Bold and unconventional — vegetal tomato, peppery horseradish, and fresh mint over juniper
- Finish: Crisp, savory, and distinctive
Specs
- Distillery: Arbikie, Angus, Scotland
- Style: Experimental Limited Edition Gin
- Key botanicals: Heirloom tomato, horseradish, wild water mint
- Proof: 86 (43% ABV)
- Size: 750ml
Browse all gin at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Nadar unusual?
Its botanicals — heirloom tomato, horseradish, and wild water mint — make it a savory, garden-driven experimental gin rather than a classic juniper-forward style.
Who makes it?
Arbikie Distillery in Angus, Scotland, as part of its experimental limited-edition program.
How should I serve it?
Try it in a savory martini or a tomato-forward cocktail where its character can shine.












