Malfy Gin Rosa is a colourful burst of Italian sunshine — a gin inspired by the Amalfi Coast and the spirit of la dolce vita, distilled with hand-picked juniper, Italian pink grapefruits, lemons, and oranges, and married with Italian water to create something that is truly and unmistakably Italian. Juicy fresh grapefruit leads, with a rich, long juniper finish that grounds the gin in classic tradition whilst the Amalfi lifestyle does the rest. Enjoy on the rocks, with tonic, or in your favourite cocktail — and sit back.
Appearance
Very pale rosé — the inviting blush of Italian pink grapefruit in the glass.
Aroma
Bright, fresh grapefruit leads, with rich rhubarb, citrus, and anise adding depth and complexity. Immediately evocative of a sun-soaked Italian afternoon.
Palate
Fresh citrus and juicy pink grapefruit fill the palate, with a rich and long juniper finish that provides structure and balance. Clean, vibrant, and thoroughly enjoyable from first sip to last.
Serving Suggestions
On the rocks with a wedge of pink grapefruit for the full Amalfi experience. Exceptional with premium tonic and a sprig of fresh rosemary. A natural base for an Aperol Spritz variation or a classic Italian Gin and Tonic — cin cin!
Malfy Gin Rosa is distilled with a selection of fine botanicals including hand-picked juniper, Italian pink grapefruits, lemons, and oranges, married with Italian water to produce a gin of genuine freshness, vibrancy, and distinctly Italian character. The pink grapefruit is the defining botanical — bright, juicy, and unmistakably of the Italian sun — balanced by the rich, long juniper finish that anchors the gin in classic tradition.
Producer History
Malfy Gin is produced on the Italian Riviera, inspired by the Amalfi Coast — that stylish, sun-soaked enclave where life moves at a different pace and every moment is an invitation to slow down and savour. The Malfy range embodies the essence of Italian la dolce vita in every bottle, drawing on the finest Italian citrus botanicals and local water to create gins that are as evocative of their homeland as a glass of wine on a clifftop terrace overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea.
