🥃 Tanqueray Rangpur
Citrus line of Tanqueray from 2006: Rangpur lime, ginger and bay leaf were added to the London Dry recipe; 41.3% ABV according to Gin Guild.
Tanqueray Rangpur is the citrus line of the Tanqueray brand, which appeared in 2006. It is a gin with Rangpur lime, a fruit that combines the features of lime and mandarin. Gin Guild gives the strength as 41.3% ABV. The taste is described as fresh and spicy, with zest and a soft finish, and the ginger adds a light sharpness that the classic does not have.
According to Gin Guild, Rangpur lime, ginger and bay leaf were added to the Tanqueray London Dry recipe, and the drink is described as a gin distilled four times. The producer's page does not give the strength or the distillation method, so these details come from the Gin Guild catalogue. Other production details are not disclosed in the sources, so we limit ourselves to these facts.
Why this matters to you. Rangpur is the line closest to the classic among the fruit editions: the juniper framework remains, but with lime and ginger. For a drier taste choose London Dry, and for more citrus brightness choose No. Ten. The WHO reminds us that there is no safe amount of alcohol.
Facts
| Year founded | line from 2006 (according to Gin Guild) |
|---|---|
| Distillation method | four distillations, according to Gin Guild |
| Raw material | Rangpur lime, ginger, bay leaf; juniper, coriander, angelica, liquorice |
| Alcohol (% vol.) | 41.3% ABV according to Gin Guild |
How it connects to Spirits
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- What it affects
- 🍷 Alcohol and health, 🍷 Drunk driving
- Part of
- 🥃 Tanqueray, 🍸 Distilled gin, 🍸 Gin
- Similar and different
- 🥃 Tanqueray Blackcurrant Royale, 🥃 Tanqueray Flor de Sevilla, 🥃 Tanqueray London Dry, 🥃 Tanqueray No. Ten, 🥃 Tanqueray Blackcurrant Royale, 🥃 Tanqueray Flor de Sevilla, 🥃 Tanqueray London Dry, 🥃 Tanqueray No. Ten, 🍸 London gin
Frequently asked questions
Is Tanqueray Rangpur a London Dry gin?
It starts from the London Dry recipe, but the added lime, ginger and bay leaf make it a citrus edition. For the classic dry style choose Tanqueray London Dry.
What goes with Tanqueray Rangpur in a UK gin and tonic?
A tall glass with plenty of ice, tonic and a wedge of lime. Lime fits the Rangpur lime in the gin.
What ABV does Tanqueray Rangpur have according to Gin Guild?
41.3% ABV. The label may differ in other markets, so read your own bottle.
When did Tanqueray Rangpur appear?
In 2006, according to Gin Guild.
How is Rangpur different from Tanqueray No. Ten?
Rangpur is lime and ginger over the juniper base, while No. Ten leans on citrus brightness. Either way, check the label.
What to read next
- 🥃 Tanqueray Blackcurrant Royale — Berry line of Tanqueray: gin flavoured with French blackcurrant, vanilla and black orchid; 41.3% ABV according to Difford's Guide.
- 🍷 Alcohol and health — Alcohol in any drink is harmful in large amounts, and the risks grow with the quantity.
- 🍸 London gin — London gin is the EU's strictest distilled gin: aroma from distillation only, no colourings, up to 0.1 g/l of sugar, at least 37.5% ABV (40% / 80 proof in the US). “London” is a method, not a place.
- 🥃 Tanqueray Flor de Sevilla — Orange-led Tanqueray gin from April 2018, flavoured with Seville orange essence; 41.3% ABV, per Difford's Guide.
- 🥃 Tanqueray No. Ten — The premium Tanqueray gin, launched in 2000: made with whole fresh citrus and chamomile; 47.3% ABV according to Difford's Guide.
Similar
🥃 Tanqueray Blackcurrant Royale · 🥃 Tanqueray Flor de Sevilla · 🥃 Tanqueray London Dry · 🥃 Tanqueray No. Ten · 🥃 Bombay Sapphire Gin · 🥃 Beefeater Crown Jewel
⚠️ Spirit drinks contain alcohol and are for adults only. Alcohol harms health. Do not drink during pregnancy or before driving; check the label for ingredients and possible allergens.
Sources
- The Gin Guild (Ginopedia): Tanqueray Rangpur Distilled Gin (41.3 % ABV; launched 2006; Rangpur lime, ginger, bay leaves added to the London Dry recipe)
- Tanqueray (official site): Rangpur Lime Distilled Gin (Rangpur lime, ginger, bay leaves; zesty citrus)
- Regulation (EU) 2019/787 on spirit drinks (OJ L 130, 17.5.2019), Art. 2 and Annex I (gin, liqueur)
- WHO/Europe: No level of alcohol consumption is safe for our health (04.01.2023)