The King's Ginger Liqueur 700mL

The King's Ginger is a bold, ginger-forward liqueur originally crafted in 1903 for King Edward VII — made with natural ginger and a lift of lemon, with a rich golden hue and warming spice.

Commissioned by King Edward VII's physician in 1903 to warm the monarch during open-top motorcar rides, The King's Ginger has become a celebrated winter warmer. Made from natural ginger and lemon, it carries a syrupy-sweet entry that gives way to a spicy ginger tingle, with a bright citrus lift. It shines on its own and as a base for cocktails.

Tasting Notes

• Color: Rich golden syrup, with hay and straw tones
• Nose: Intense fresh ginger with a touch of zesty lemon
• Palate: Smooth and syrupy, unfolding into spicy ginger tingle with a citrus lift; warm and lingering

Specs

• Brand: The King's Ginger
• Style: Ginger Liqueur
• Ingredients: Natural ginger, lemon, sugar syrup
• Proof: 59.8 (29.9% ABV)
• Size: 700ml

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the history of The King's Ginger? It was commissioned by King Edward VII's physician in 1903 to keep the monarch warm during motorcar rides, and has since become a beloved winter warmer.
• How should you enjoy it? Neat, over ice, or in cocktails like a King's Mule (with ginger beer and lime) or a hot toddy.
• Does it contain artificial flavors? No — it is made with natural ginger and lemon.