Over the past few years, the world has witnessed a dramatic hike in the popularity of flavoured Gin. The rules regarding the production of Gin have become more relaxed recently. People have started experimenting with various unusual and exciting new flavours apart from good old coriander, juniper, and angelica. Different big brands are introducing new and intoxicating flavours of Gin on the market, providing our curious minds and taste buds with twists and turns.

Here are some unique and experimental flavoured Gins for you to try and enjoy:

1. Seaweed Gin

Seaweed has the status of superfood now. People are consuming it happily as a food alternative with all its health benefits. It is a fantastic idea to include it in the drinks too. Though it sounds weird to have seaweed in our drinks, many famous brands have introduced this flavour in the market, and it is worth it to give it a go.

2. Elephant Gin

Don’t worry! It does not have a real elephant in it. This unique flavour is inspired by the African elephants and their favourite Baobab. Baobab is a superfruit that can cure almost any disease. This medicinal plant and its fruit are a favourite among elephants. Elephant Gin with Baobab herbs is an excellent option if you are a health freak.

3. Moonshot Gin

If you aspired to be an astronaut as a child, the Moonshot Gin is a fantastic choice for the hidden voyager in you. This flavoured Gin is made with ingredients that have travelled to space. These particular ingredients were made for riding a balloon, sent into the stratosphere, and exposed to extreme pressures. Pour adventure into your glass and cheer up the little explorer in you.

4. Clotted Cream Gin

The Clotted Cream Gin does not concentrate solely on the unusual flavour of clotted cream but emphasises the texture. It gives a smooth feel to the throat with 12 traditional Gin botanicals richness. This Clotted Cream Gin is rich, creamy, and extravagant with a ginny flavour.

5. Anty Gin

The hero of the Anty Gin is Formica rufa or red wood ant, an excellent source of formic acid and remarkable for its citrus taste. A fusion has been made with the tanginess of the ants and the wild botanicals such as nettle, alexanders seed, and wood avens to give the Gin a sweet, tingly, and woody flavour.

6. Saffron Gin

Made with nine earthy herbs like juniper, coriander, lemon, angelica seeds, orange peel, fennel, iris, and most importantly, saffron, the saffron Gin has the most exotic flavour. It is basically inspired by a 19th-century Indian colonial recipe and has a distinctively spicy yet delicate character.

7. Passionfruit Gin

Passionfruit Gin is a treat for your palate if you want a perfect summer drink. This Gin is a delight for all ages and an ideal companion for a warm evening spent with your friends in the backyard.

8. Roasted Pineapple Gin

This beautiful smoky Gin is a combination of roasted pineapple and demerara sugar with a hint of caramel. This bold flavour has made a scintillating comeback from the past and taken us aback.

9. Yorkshire Tea Gin

The Yorkshire tea Gin uplifts your mood within a fraction of a second with its aromatic notes of Yorkshire tea. Unlike the passion fruit gin, the delicate freshness with a touch of citrus overpowers your senses and gives your taste buds an unrefined blast of pleasure. Yorkshire tea, in combination with juniper, aniseed, bay leaf, Szechuan Pepper, and fennel seeds, lingers on your palate for a prolonged time.

Conclusion
You have already got an idea of some bizarre flavoured gin available in the market. Ditch your regular drink and go for some exotic one.