Gibson’s is part of La Martiniquaise-Bardinet, and the Pink expression was introduced in 2019 as the brand expanded into flavoured gin. The producer described it as a strawberry-flavoured expression designed to balance strength, softness and aromatic character. That helps explain why this bottle appeals both to gin fans looking for something more playful and to casual drinkers who want a smoother, fruitier serve.
One of the useful details about Gibson’s Pink Gin is that it offers its fruity style with no added sugar, which helps keep the profile cleaner than many overly sweet pink gins. The berry notes are present, but they do not completely bury the juniper core. That makes it a smart choice for a classic Pink Gin & Tonic, but it also works beautifully in simple cocktails with lemonade, soda or sparkling wine. Gibson’s own launch materials recommended serving it with tonic and fresh strawberries as garnish for a fruit-forward finish.
For shoppers building a home bar, this is a strong pick when you want something approachable, stylish and easy to serve at brunches, house parties or casual evenings in. Its bright colour also gives cocktails a more eye-catching look without needing complicated mixers or syrups.
Serve it chilled over plenty of ice with tonic, sliced strawberries or even a few rose petals for a more fragrant presentation. You can also explore more options in our Gin collection, browse other Spirits, or shop mixers and entertaining essentials on Oaks & Corks.
Tasting Notes
Nose: Fresh and fragrant, with red berry sweetness, soft floral hints and a background of juniper.
Palate: Smooth and fruity, showing strawberry and raspberry-like character alongside classic gin botanicals such as juniper, coriander and angelica.
Finish: Clean, lightly sweet and floral, with lingering berry notes and a gentle gin dryness.
Accolades
Gibson’s as a gin brand is described by La Martiniquaise as a “worldwide awarded” gin range. For this pink expression specifically, Gibson’s Pink Gin was listed among The Gin Guide’s 2023 Contemporary Category Winners, which signals recognition within the flavoured and contemporary gin segment. I did not find a major IWSC or Spirits Business medal specifically confirmed for the Pink 750ml bottling, so it is best not to overstate awards beyond that.











Its not bad
I was trying it for the first time. I like it