BrewDog LoneWolf Mexican Lime Gin

Profile: The BrewDog LoneWolf Mexican Lime Gin at a glance

• The big delicious wolf is back - BrewDog is bringing the LoneWolf back to the gin label
• Striking design: Glass bottles based on tree bark with natural wooden handle corks
• The bestseller Mexican Lime Gin is fruity, fresh and extraordinary

Portrait: What makes the BrewDog LoneWolf Mexican Lime Gin special.

Not a howl of a wolf, but an outcry went through the community of BrewDog fans when the craft distillers presented their spirits design at the end of 2021 Customize the beer look. “You asked, we heard” is now the motto from the Scots, who are looking for a strong future for their spirits with an investment of over 7 million pounds build.

The new company chapter will be written under the leadership of BrewDog co-founder Martin Dickie, who will lead BrewDog Distilling Co. as CEO . A state-of-the-art, newly built distillery on the BrewDog site in Ellon, Aberdeenshire serves as the headquarters.

Here, among other things, a unique still with three reflux balls continues to be used distilled. However, their capacity has been increased by 300 percent. The goal: produce first-class and at the same time affordable “grain-to-glass” spirits. Which also look good.

A comprehensive rebranding gives the distillery's gins, vodkas and rums an attention-grabbing new identity. Each brand speaks for itself - throughcustom-made bottles with a collectible character, creativity and distinctive aromas.

As the alpha animals of the range, the LoneWolf Gins come in the longed-for wolf design back. The wild character of the gins, which are based on Tuscan juniper and Scottish pine, is now underlined by individual glass bottles based on tree bark with natural wooden handle corks.

A total of four juniper wolves ensure thrilling taste experiences.
The recipe remains unchanged, but with a new name. The LoneWolf Mexican Lime Gin is also included range. The bestseller is fruity, fresh and extraordinary. In addition to the limes that give it its name, it is also distilled from cactus juice and the “Queen of the Night”, a cactus flower that only blooms after sunset.

Botanicals: Juniper, Scotch pine, kaffir lime leaves, fresh grapefruit and lemon peels, coriander seeds, cardamom, angelica root, orris root, Thai lemongrass, pink peppercorns, mace, almonds, lavender flowers, cactus juice, cactus flower