Dancing Sands Saffron Gin isn’t just infused, it’s transformed. Made with real saffron threads, the world’s most precious spice, this unique gin from New Zealand delivers a floral, citrusy, and spice kissed profile that turns every pour into a golden moment.

Dancing Sands Saffron Gin – 70cl
Brand: Dancing Sands | Category: Flavored Craft Gin | ABV: 42% | Origin: New Zealand | Vol: 700ml

Tasting Profile
Nose: Exotic saffron, fresh orange peel, and subtle coriander, bright and perfumed.
Palate: Silky and spiced. Sweet citrus and warming spice unfold over earthy botanicals and a dry juniper core.
Finish: Smooth and long, with golden spice lingering gently.

Production Details
Distilled in small batches using pure water from New Zealand’s clearest spring, then infused with real, hand-selected saffron. No artificial colorants, the stunning hue and flavor are entirely natural.

Perfect For
Luxury G&Ts, saffron Martinis, or creative cocktail menus that need a showstopper. Also ideal for gifting to gin lovers who’ve “had it all.”

Expert Notes
Dancing Sands is one of New Zealand’s most awarded craft distilleries. Their Saffron Gin is praised for being both boldly unique and elegantly drinkable, a rare balance in spiced gins.

Customer Reviews
“Visually stunning and totally delicious. The saffron is real and it shows.”   Cam, Makati
“My go to for golden hour cocktails. So smooth and floral.”   Thea, QC
“It’s a talking point bottle and actually tastes amazing.”   Isa, BGC

Interesting Fact
Each bottle contains the equivalent of dozens of saffron strands, making it one of the few commercially available gins using real saffron at this level of concentration.

Serving Suggestions
Serve with premium tonic, orange zest, and a clove or cardamom pod. For something dramatic, mix into a Saffron French 75 with lemon and bubbly.

Distillery Background
Located in Golden Bay, New Zealand, Dancing Sands is renowned for its purity first approach, using artisan methods and naturally filtered spring water to craft some of the most distinctive gins in the Southern Hemisphere.