Greet Spring with Curiosity Ruby Gin
Deliciously sweet and zesty, meet Curiosity Ruby Gin! This vibrant, pink gin has become the gem in Curiosity’s collection and it’s no surprise that it’s their most popular drop among gin lovers.
Crafted through the infusion of fresh Otaki Rhubarb stalks, alongside a subtle touch of added sweetness, Ruby Gin presents a vibrant and zesty flavour profile, beautifully complemented by its captivating, vivid colour that is not to be missed in any mixed drink!
Whether you are in the mood for a refreshing Pink G&T, a sparkling Gin Fizz, or prefer it chilled as a Pink Martini, Ruby Gin adds the perfect touch of pink perfection to your cocktails. And for those seeking a twist on the classic G&T, a hint of spicy ginger beer paired with Ruby creates a match made in flavour heaven.
Curiosity Gin invites you on a journey to redefine your gin experience while uncovering the essence of New Zealand in every sip. This award-winning, small-batch gin is passionately crafted in their Christchurch urban distillery, making each pour an extraordinary experience.
To experience the magic of Curiosity Ruby Gin, pick up a bottle at selected liquor stores nationwide or online at curiositygin.nz
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Enter the dish tasting panel:
New Zealand Emerging Whites.
It’s that time again where our next Dish Tasting Panel will focus on New Zealand Emerging Whites, with results to be published in our April/May 2025 issue.
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HOLIDAY
dish HOLIDAY is your go-to magazine for summer entertainment. Chock-full of recipes to share in the warmer weather dish HOLIDAY is a one-off special edition, designed for the beach, bach, boat or back yard. Different than a regular issue of dish, it is dedicated to making the most of warm-weather leisure time, including barbecue and salad recipes, Spotify playlists, a beach read, crosswords and puzzles, fish and chip and ice cream guides and much more.
This issue is not part of the 12-month subscription and is available only at retail in Aotearoa New Zealand.