GENEROUS Aromatic Craft Gin Azur
Blood orange, bitter orange, violet, elderflower and basil form a bright Mediterranean profile, made with Cognac-country distillation.
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Mediterranean citrus, flowers and basil in one clear profile.
Juniper supports blood and bitter orange. Violet and elderflower soften the centre, while basil gives the finish a green line.
Double distillation for structure, vapour extraction for delicacy.
Charentais copper
Small alambics à repasse build the spirit's clean structure.
Vapour infusion
Violet and basil are protected from heavy heat through vapour extraction.
Rest and compose
A short resting period lets citrus, flowers and herbs settle together.
Ripe citrus and violet, finishing on basil and bitter orange.
Citrus and violet rise first. The palate is structured and floral, moving through blood orange and basil before bitter orange gives the finish a clean, appetising edge.
A floral-citrus gin for bright, garden-led serves.
Mediterranean tonic, basil and pink pepper keep the aromatic line clear.
Bitter orange naturally bridges the gin to bitter aperitif notes.
Citrus, basil and floral notes sit beside olive oil, herbs and salinity.
Question 1
Which two citrus fruits are listed?
- Blood orange and bitter orange
- Ume and peach
- White grapes and pears
Read the answer and explanation
Correct answer: A — Blood orange and bitter orange
Answer: Blood orange and bitter orange. The linked section gives the source detail.
Question 2
Which flowers are used?
- Cherry blossom and chrysanthemum
- Violet and elderflower
- Rose and camellia
Read the answer and explanation
Correct answer: B — Violet and elderflower
Answer: Violet and elderflower. The linked section gives the source detail.
Question 3
Which herb is extracted by steam?
- Tea leaf
- Rosemary
- Basil
Read the answer and explanation
Correct answer: C — Basil
Answer: Basil. The linked section gives the source detail.
Mediterranean citrus and violet, four directions with food
The food affinities for GENEROUS Aromatic Craft Gin Azur are not combinations published by Ôdevie, but a reading drawn from the aromatic architecture and tasting notes recorded on this page. Built around the bittersweet lift of blood orange and bitter orange, the soft floral note of violet, the green herbal line of basil, and the appetising finish bitter orange gives the profile, they are organised into four directions.
These readings draw on food-pairing ideas such as bittersweet citrus meeting citrus-glazed dishes, shared floral or herbal families reinforcing each other, and a clean bitter finish playing the same role as a savoury starter — they are a hypothesis, not an official recommendation from Ôdevie or Bacchus Global.
Ôdevie: composing gin aroma in Cognac country.
Generous Gin is made by Ôdevie Creative Spirits in La Rochefoucauld. Small Charentais copper stills and precise assemblage give the range its perfume-like definition.
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