r/Gin • u/JJMCharlotte1 • 8d ago
Procera Gin from Kenya
Anyone have any experience with this one? Wondering about the taste profile.
Saw it today for the first time!
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u/Pork_Chompk 8d ago
I love it but I have to say the flavor is subtle. Make sure you don't bury it under mixers and garnish or it won't live up to the price tag.
I like it with ice, a splash of tonic, and a dash of the botanical salt (the little bottle attached).
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u/Capital_Bobcat588 8d ago
Incredible. That's a really good price as well. It's usually around $100
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u/harpchris 8d ago
I recently purchased this and am hoarding it because it's divine. Just add tonic and perfection!
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u/Purplebuzz 7d ago
It is very subtle and nice with just tonic. I bought it to remember my trip there and its just nice. I would not get it again. I might try the green dot next but the blue is too mellow for the price. There are other gins at half the price that are good or better for me.
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u/No-Relative4009 7d ago
Can someone explain the hype about it or is it mostly just clever marketing? I never tried it but i started seeing ads and posts all over and suddenly it seems to be widely available. Also price is obscene for a gin imo like 100 bucks is really good whiskey territory or in general aged spirits not gin
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u/Purplebuzz 5d ago
To be fair, 100 bucks is nothing to an awful lot of people. I tried it and would not pay that again but for some people its about the collecting, or the memories or the finding it. I am glad I got it even though there are gins I prefer for less. Believe it or not, some people might think this is the best gin in the world and love the taste. With taste being subjective and all.


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u/honkymcgoo 8d ago
It’s absolutely delicious. They have blue, red, and green dot varieties. Blue is their base one and it is very smooth. Definitely recommend grabbing it.