The Gibson has gone wild!
A Nordic spin on an old-school classic? Ja tak!
We recently discovered a patch of wild onions (🇬🇧: Sand Leek, 🇩🇰: Skovløg, Allium Scorodoprasum) near our house, and what better way to incorporate onions into a cocktail than the Gibson?
The Gibson (or Gibson Martini) was first described in 1908 and is traditionally garnished with a white cocktail onion.
To put a Nordic spin on the old classic, we Lacto-fermented the wild onion heads (an inflorescence containing lots of bulbils) in 3% brine, and paired them with a juniper-forward Nordic Dry Gin for a delightfully crisp and savory drink.
The deep purple of the bulbils in the brine tint the final drink with a lovely light pink hue 💖
Full flavored and dry on the palate, the botanical complexity of the gin and vermouth is further deepened by the onions.
Ulmus is the genus name of the elm trees. Since the early 20th century, the elms became increasingly rare in Europe due to fungal infection spread by bark beetles. All the large and old elms are gone now, but smaller trees are becoming common again, standing as a stalwart symbol of native flora regeneration and restorative efforts.
We aim to create flavour experiences that are visceral and serve as a gateway to engaging with nature, sustainability, and restorative ecology. Through the use of wild botanicals in artisanal products and cocktail experiences, we bridge the ancient and the modern, the strange and the familiar, creating a connection between you and your new favourite flavour.
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