London's Spirit of Bermondsey created Trinity25, a light and low-ABV gin alternative that boasts an infusion of cardamom, coriander and black pepper to add a zesty, slightly spiced flavor. When it came to developing this new product Nick Johnson, the founder of Spirit of Bermondsey, set out to make something different where the included botanicals wouldn't be "fighting for attention" or overpowered by a product with a high-alcohol base.
The light and elegant alternative to gin is flavor-forward and appeals to those who enjoy the taste of spiced spirits. The small-batch, distilled English grain spirit is cold infused with juniper and gets its name from the trio of botanicals that give it a unique taste. Trinity25 is packaged in a 19th century-inspired apothecary bottle with a pearlescent label.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Low-abv Spirits
- Spirit of Bermondsey's Trinity25 sets a trend for low-ABV alternatives to traditional spirits.
- Spiced Spirit Alternatives
- Trinity25's infusion of cardamom, coriander, and black pepper set a trend for spiced spirit alternatives.
- Elegant Alternative Spirits
- Trinity25's light and elegant taste sets a trend for alternative spirits that appeal to those who seek flavor without high alcohol content.
Sectors Adopting This
- Beverage Industry
- Trinity25 presents an opportunity for the beverage industry to diversify its offerings with low-ABV and spiced alternatives.
- Craft Distillery Industry
- Trinity25's small-batch production presents an opportunity for the craft distillery industry to combine unique flavor profiles with innovative, low-ABV offerings.
- Packaging Industry
- Trinity25's 19th century-inspired apothecary bottle with a pearlescent label presents an opportunity for the packaging industry to create premium, sophisticated designs for alternative spirits and beverages.
