Looking for more ways to get vegetables in your diet? Yeah, neither were we but this sure seems like a good way to do it! In a gin that can only be described as beautifully beety and deliciously spicy, our Jörd also comes with a cheeky little burst of citrus and a wild trifecta of references. Combining the power of an Old Nordic name whilst alluding to the goddess of earth, and at the same time raising a glass to one of the greatest office-colleague-imitation scenes in television history, this gin is complete in so many ways.
Signature Serve
Fever-Tree Indian Tonic with basil and whole black peppercorns.
Parisian Nights
The Parisian Nights cocktail first made its written appearance in the 1955 Booth’s Gin publication “An Anthology of Cocktails” in celebration of acting goddess Yvonne Arnaud. This maven of both the stage and the screen dominated
the scene for almost fifty years, but this classic Dry Martini tribute has been quietly sitting in the wings. With its robust earthiness, our Jörd is the perfect gin to bring this smooth and rich cocktail back into the limelight.
40ML JÖRÐ GIN
40ML DRY VERMOUTH
40ML CRÈME DE CASSIS
GARNISH: ORANGE TWIST
Add all ingredients to an ice-filled mixing glass.
Stir for ten seconds to combine.
Strain into a chilled coupette and garnish.
French 75
The French 75 is a tribute to the 75 millimeter field guns which helped gain victory for the French and American troops in WWI. The recipe itself has seen numerous styles over the decade, but at its core, this celebratory cocktail has always had a triumphant taste to it. So it seemed appropriate to us that we would choose this very beverage to showcase our Jörd as we cheered for the US victory over the UK … in the battle between the two versions of The Office.
20ML JÖRÐ GIN
20ML LEMON JUICE
20ML SUGAR SYRUP
CHAMPAGNE
GARNISH: LEMON TWIST
Add gin, lemon juice and sugar syrup to an ice-filled cocktail shaker.
Shake well.
Strain into a chilled champagne flute.
Top with champagne and garnish.