Our story is the fruit of the freshness of the wild Arctic tundra, but also of an ancestral know-how maintained by the Radermacher distillery since 1836, based in Raeren, Belgium.

Iced Gin is distilled from plants from West Greenland, near the Baffin Sea. Discovered in 1616 by William Baffin and named after him, this sea of ice is home to the polar bear, which has thrived in sub-zero temperatures for thousands of years. Like the polar bear, our selected plant base thrives in freezing temperatures on a daily basis.

To honour the cold of the far north, the delicate balance of our natural flavours expresses its full freshness, purity and roundness down to -18°C. Ice the bottle, and when the polar bear turns blue, the gin is ready to be enjoyed!

1/3 ICED GIN, 2/3 TONIC

Iced Gin has been specially developed to express its flavours in sub-zero temperatures. Indeed, our gin expresses the strength and freshness of its flavours whether it is served chilled pure or with the subtlety of a premium tonic. Likewise, you will appreciate the freshness of the Great North at its true value, by preserving the following ratios: 1/3 iced gin kept at up to -18° C for 2/3 tonic in your glass of gin and tonic. Discover the Iced Gin experience!

SIX CERTIFIED 100% NATURAL FLAVOURS

The selected flavour base is certified 100% natural, without pesticides, additives or preservatives, and in total respect of the environment. Indeed, we naturally distil the flavours of five plants from West Greenland. These include mountain avens, dwarf birch, purple saxifrage and polar willow, mixed with the traditional juniper berry.

CHECK THE BEAR!

Iced Gin is specifically designed to be enjoyed ice cold, as is the frosty blue bottle. A sleek, modern, compact bottle that can be stored indefinitely in the freezer.

The brand’s emblem, the polar bear, turns blue when the gin approaches -18°C, the average temperature at which plants grow in the wild Arctic tundra.

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