Stray Dog Wild Gin is a hand-crafted, small-batch gin from Greece, made with wild botanicals, herbs and citrus hand-foraged from the Greek countryside, bottled at 87 proof (43.5% ABV).
Born from the untamed countryside of Greece, where botanicals grow as wild as the spirit runs free, Stray Dog draws most of its botanicals from the region of the Aridea Mountains, which also provide its crisp mountain spring water. Wild-foraged sage, rosemary, fennel seed and bay leaf come together with mastiha, the crystalline "Tears of Chios" tree resin once worth its weight in gold, plus fresh orange and lemon. A portion of sales goes to animal shelters that provide veterinary care and homes to stray animals.
Bright, herbal and truly savory, exceptionally smooth and complex, with juniper's forest-berry depth and a subtle, playful piney finish from mastiha.
The stray-dog label makes it a heartwarming gift for animal lovers.
Greek botanicals bring a distinctly Mediterranean character.
Serve it with tonic, ice and a sprig of rosemary.
It pairs with feta, olives, grilled fish and mezze.
It makes a herbal Tom Collins.
Try it in a French 75.
It is a fun gift for Greek food lovers.
Gin fans looking for something new will enjoy it.
Keep it chilled for a crisp Martini.
Mastiha is a treasured ingredient across Greek cuisine.
Serve it neat and chilled to appreciate the herbs.
Tasting Notes
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Aroma: Juniper, sage, rosemary, citrus.
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Palate: Savory herbs, fennel, bay leaf.
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Finish: Playful pine from mastiha.
Specifications
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Brand: Stray Dog, Greece
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Style: Wild gin, small batch
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Botanicals: Juniper, sage, rosemary, fennel seed, bay leaf, mastiha, orange, lemon
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Proof / ABV: 87 proof (43.5% ABV)
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Origin: Greece
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Size: 750ml
How to Enjoy It
Savor it neat or mix it into a Gin and Tonic with rosemary, a Martini or a Negroni.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is it made?
Greece, with botanicals foraged near the Aridea Mountains.
What is mastiha?
A tree resin from Chios that adds a piney finish.
Does it support a cause?
A portion of sales goes to animal shelters.
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