Another Hendrick's
The white bottle alongside the familiar black one. Another Hendrick's is infused with sparkling orange blossom and silky cacao, giving it a light, alluring, and layered character. The first permanent new Hendrick's in almost ten years.
A white bottle, a different Hendrick's
Another Hendrick's comes from William Grant & Sons in Scotland, just like the original. While classic Hendrick's revolves around rose and cucumber, this gin is infused with orange blossom and silky cacao. The brand describes the result as light, alluring, and layered: floral and fresh up top, rounded and soft underneath.
It's Hendrick's first permanent addition in almost ten years; Neptunia and Oasium were limited editions. The white bottle is designed to pair with the iconic black one. At 41.4% ABV, the same strength as the original, it can be enjoyed neat or mixed. Cacao really shines in cocktails with vermouth or bitters.
In brief
Orange blossom on top, cacao underneath
Sparkling orange blossom
Floral and fresh, with orange blossom up front and Hendrick's familiar juniper in the background.
Silky cacao
Soft and rounded. The cacao adds a velvety layer without making the gin sweet.
Light and layered
A light, layered finish where blossom and cacao take turns.
Flavor profile of Another Hendrick's neat or over ice. In a Negroni, the cacao comes through more clearly.
Three ways to drink Another Hendrick's
Where the original calls for tonic and cucumber, Another Hendrick's is at its best with vermouth, bitter or simply over ice.
As a Negroni
Stir 30 ml Another Hendrick's, 30 ml Campari and 30 ml red vermouth with ice and pour over a large ice cube, with a piece of orange peel. The cacao makes it rounder.
Go to recipe →Neat or over ice
Pour 4 cl straight from the freezer over a large ice cube in a tumbler, with a thin strip of orange peel. This is the purest way to taste the orange blossom and cacao.
Tumblers →As a Hanky Panky
Stir 45 ml Another Hendrick's, 45 ml red vermouth and 2 dashes Fernet-Branca with ice, then strain into a chilled coupe. Bittersweet, with cacao as the unifying note.
Go to recipe →Cocktails with Another Hendrick's
Orange blossom and cacao pair well with vermouth, bitter and orange. These classics show it best.
Negroni
Gin, Campari and red vermouth in equal parts. Softer and more layered with Another Hendrick's.
Hanky Panky
Gin, red vermouth and a dash of Fernet. Bittersweet and perfect with cacao.
White Lady
Gin, orange liqueur and lemon. Pairs well with orange blossom.
Corpse Reviver No. 2
Gin, orange liqueur, lemon and aperitif wine in equal parts. Fresh with a floral note.The right glass for Another Hendrick's
A heavy tumbler for Negroni and sipping neat or over ice, and a coupe or Nick & Nora for stirred and shaken classics.
More Hendrick's flavors
Hendrick's
Where it all began. Read all about Hendrick's on the brand page: its origins, varieties, and classic cocktails.
Go to Hendrick's →
Hendrick's Neptunia
Botanicals from the Scottish coast and a fresh citrus finish. The gin for a gin and tonic with a taste of the sea.
View Hendrick's Neptunia →
Hendrick's Oasium
Cooling herbs and bright fruit, with citrus and spices. Refreshing with tonic and cucumber.
View Hendrick's Oasium →All about gin: the types, best-known brands, and cocktails.
Questions about Another Hendrick's
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