Royal Sedang Gin Viet Nam Edition 500ml
Royal Sedang Gin Viet Nam Edition
Royal Sedang Gin brings Vietnamese botanicals to French distillation. This 500ml Viet Nam Edition is bottled at 42.2% ABV, with an aromatic profile shaped by lemongrass, jasmine tea and lime. Explore more styles in our gin collection.
Product Details
| Brand | Royal Sedang |
|---|---|
| Edition | Viet Nam Edition / Small Batch Gin |
| Origin | Distilled and bottled in France |
| Region | Cognac region |
| Bottle size | 500ml (50cl) |
| Alcohol | 42.2% ABV |
| Botanicals | Coriander, ginger, jasmine tea, lemongrass, lychee, lime and juniper berries |
| Production | Long botanical maceration, copper-pot distillation and slow dilution with spring water |
| Packaging | No presentation box included |
Tasting Notes
These notes summarize the brand and its Japanese importer, Japan Import System, rather than a personal tasting.
- Nose: Fragrant lemongrass, jasmine tea and lime.
- Palate: The importer describes a smooth, gentle mouthfeel; the brand highlights citrus and tea-led botanical flavours.
- Finish: A separate, detailed finish note is not published in the verified brand and importer descriptions.
French Distillation, Vietnamese Inspiration
The brand combines extended botanical maceration with copper-pot distillation and gradual dilution. Japan Import System locates production in France's Cognac region and identifies Vietnamese coriander, ginger, jasmine tea, lemongrass, lychee and lime alongside juniper.
The name and the number 1888 refer to the brand's historical inspiration: Charles Marie de Mayrena and the Kingdom of Sedang. They are not an age statement for the gin. Browse our spirits collection for other origins and styles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Royal Sedang Gin made in Vietnam?
No. It is distilled and bottled in France. Viet Nam Edition refers to its Vietnamese botanical inspiration, not its country of manufacture.
What size and strength is this bottle?
This listing is for 500ml at 42.2% ABV, matching the photographed labels. A presentation box is not included.
Which botanicals are used?
The Japanese importer lists coriander, ginger, jasmine tea, lemongrass, lychee, lime and juniper berries. The six illustrated botanicals on the rear label emphasize the Vietnamese character.
How should I serve it?
The brand features a Royal Sedang gin and tonic. Try it with tonic over ice; lemongrass is a garnish suggestion highlighted by the Japanese importer.
What does 1888 on the label mean?
It refers to the Sedang story that inspired the brand. It does not indicate that this bottle was distilled in 1888 or carry a stated maturation age.
Will I need to pay import duties or taxes?
Our Shipping Policy states that international orders ship DDU (Delivered Duty Unpaid). Applicable customs duties, import taxes and local fees are paid by the customer and are excluded from the product price and shipping cost. US and UK buyers should check their own destination requirements; EU buyers should check those of their destination member state.
What is your return and refund policy?
Under our Returning & Exchanging policy, sales are generally final and change-of-mind returns are not accepted. Contact us within 7 days of signing for delivery if an item is damaged or incorrect, and obtain a Return Number before returning it. Incorrect items must remain unopened and in their original condition; photograph breakage safely. Refunds are credited to the original payment method after receipt and inspection.
Royal Sedang Gin Viet Nam Edition
Royal Sedang Gin brings Vietnamese botanicals to French distillation. This 500ml Viet Nam Edition is bottled at 42.2% ABV, with an aromatic profile shaped by lemongrass, jasmine tea and lime. Explore more styles in our gin collection.
Product Details
| Brand | Royal Sedang |
|---|---|
| Edition | Viet Nam Edition / Small Batch Gin |
| Origin | Distilled and bottled in France |
| Region | Cognac region |
| Bottle size | 500ml (50cl) |
| Alcohol | 42.2% ABV |
| Botanicals | Coriander, ginger, jasmine tea, lemongrass, lychee, lime and juniper berries |
| Production | Long botanical maceration, copper-pot distillation and slow dilution with spring water |
| Packaging | No presentation box included |
Tasting Notes
These notes summarize the brand and its Japanese importer, Japan Import System, rather than a personal tasting.
- Nose: Fragrant lemongrass, jasmine tea and lime.
- Palate: The importer describes a smooth, gentle mouthfeel; the brand highlights citrus and tea-led botanical flavours.
- Finish: A separate, detailed finish note is not published in the verified brand and importer descriptions.
French Distillation, Vietnamese Inspiration
The brand combines extended botanical maceration with copper-pot distillation and gradual dilution. Japan Import System locates production in France's Cognac region and identifies Vietnamese coriander, ginger, jasmine tea, lemongrass, lychee and lime alongside juniper.
The name and the number 1888 refer to the brand's historical inspiration: Charles Marie de Mayrena and the Kingdom of Sedang. They are not an age statement for the gin. Browse our spirits collection for other origins and styles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Royal Sedang Gin made in Vietnam?
No. It is distilled and bottled in France. Viet Nam Edition refers to its Vietnamese botanical inspiration, not its country of manufacture.
What size and strength is this bottle?
This listing is for 500ml at 42.2% ABV, matching the photographed labels. A presentation box is not included.
Which botanicals are used?
The Japanese importer lists coriander, ginger, jasmine tea, lemongrass, lychee, lime and juniper berries. The six illustrated botanicals on the rear label emphasize the Vietnamese character.
How should I serve it?
The brand features a Royal Sedang gin and tonic. Try it with tonic over ice; lemongrass is a garnish suggestion highlighted by the Japanese importer.
What does 1888 on the label mean?
It refers to the Sedang story that inspired the brand. It does not indicate that this bottle was distilled in 1888 or carry a stated maturation age.
Will I need to pay import duties or taxes?
Our Shipping Policy states that international orders ship DDU (Delivered Duty Unpaid). Applicable customs duties, import taxes and local fees are paid by the customer and are excluded from the product price and shipping cost. US and UK buyers should check their own destination requirements; EU buyers should check those of their destination member state.
What is your return and refund policy?
Under our Returning & Exchanging policy, sales are generally final and change-of-mind returns are not accepted. Contact us within 7 days of signing for delivery if an item is damaged or incorrect, and obtain a Return Number before returning it. Incorrect items must remain unopened and in their original condition; photograph breakage safely. Refunds are credited to the original payment method after receipt and inspection.
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International orders are shipped DDU (Delivered Duty Unpaid). Import duties, taxes and local customs fees are not included in the item price or shipping charge and are the customer’s responsibility. Requirements differ between the United States, the United Kingdom, EU member states and other destinations. See our shipping policy for current details.
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