Tanqueray, one of the world’s most iconic gin brands, is excited to announce their latest addition to the family. Tanqueray 0.0% is a non-alcoholic spirit alternative that delivers all the taste and complexity of the award-winning taste notes of the trademark but without the alcohol.
Derived from botanicals of the iconic Tanqueray London Dry Gin, Tanqueray 0.0 offers a palatable drinking experience. Perfect for those who want to appreciate a Tanqueray and tonic and moderately indulge in a delectable cocktail. Tanqueray 0.0% delivers the same signature juniper and citrus notes that has made Tanqueray a favourite among gin lovers worldwide.
“We are excited to introduce Tanqueray 0.0% to consumers and to those who are looking for a savory alcohol alternative. Tanqueray 0.0% is the perfect addition to any drinks cabinet or cocktail bar, and its versatility means it can be enjoyed with a number of appetizing mixers and garnishes, from tonic water and lime to grapefruit juice and rosemary,” said Marketing Innovation Manager, Thembeka Mgobozi.
You can appreciate all your favourite mocktails with Tanqueray 0.0 whenever you wish to moderate your alcohol intake, or honest feel like a T&T. Perhaps during those after work drinks when you still need to drive yourself home; or during those Sunday lunches with the in-laws or after a relaxing Spa day when you are doing a detox. The opportunities are endless, and can be enjoyed anytime, anywhere.
Tanqueray 0.0% is available in select markets nationwide and retails around R289.00. Be pleased this delectable offering and more by visiting www.tanqueray.com or follow us on social media on Instagram at @tanquerayza, Twitter @TanquerayZA.
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