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Gordon’s launches new Sicilian lemon flavour variant

Leading gin brand Gordon’s has announced the launch of Gordon’s Sicilian Lemon.

Available in 70cl format (37.5% ABV), just in time for summer, the variant is a Mediterranean twist on the original recipe from Alexander Gordon and uses 100% natural flavours.


“We have spent a long-time crafting Gordon’s Sicilian Lemon to ensure we deliver the perfect balance of flavours,” said Jessica Lace, head of Gordon’s Europe.

“The result is an outstandingly zesty gin which delivers a zesty twist for consumers seeking new ways to enjoy their favourite G&T.”

The Diageo-owned brand said it will be rolling out more flavour innovations this year.

Gordon’s Sicilian Lemon is available in key wholesalers now.

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