Gin of France.

Despite being known for its wines and its local gastronomy, France has become one of the supreme suppliers of gin, a spirit of Anglo-Saxon origin.

It is partly thanks to this local mastery in the production of the spirit that gin has seen a revival in French culture. Launched in 1996, the French gin has now permeated the globe among the most luxurious international alcoholics with the help of passionate and creative barmen.

Inspired by the original gin producers of the 15th and 16th century, Jean-Sébastien Robicquet chose to use a base of grape aquavite. With the vine flowers that come from the French and botanical land and spices that come from all four corners of the earth, G'Vine creates its characteristic global taste. A modern Gin de France with tastes from all over the world, made entirely in the French region of Cognac.