LA REPUBLICA is a collection of three London Dry-style gins – the highest-altitude distilled gins in the world – crafted with whole juniper berries selected at origin and native ingredients from the Andes and the Amazon. These gins are ideal for classic cocktails, yet truly indispensable for signature mixology.

Each bottle of La República is the result of an eight-hour distillation process carried out in small copper stills riveted with silver from the Cerro Rico in Potosí.

A gin with Latin character: refined, flavorful, highly aromatic, and first of its kind.

Andina

Tasting notes
Citrus
Herbal
Spiced
Fruity
Balsamic
Ingredients
  • Locoto: Spicy chili pepper with tomato-like notes
  • Quirquiña: Aromatic herb reminiscent of cilantro
  • Tumbo: Acidic and juicy fruit with tropical aromas
  • Huacataya: Fragrant herb with fresh, mint-like notes
  • Chirimoya: Juicy fruit with a delicate flavor reminiscent or ripe pear
  • Molle: Pink peppercorn with balsamic and vegetable notes
  • K’hoa: Aromatic herb reminiscent of oregano with citrus notes

Amazónica

Tasting notes
Citrus
Herbal
Spiced
Fruity
Balsamic
Ingredients
  • Palo Santo: Aromatic and balsamic wood
  • Canelón: Aromatic bark with refined cinnamon notes
  • Aji Gusano: Spicy chili pepper reminiscent of habanero
  • Sacha Culantro: Tropical herb with a distinctive cilantro-like aroma
  • Açai: Oily berries with intense blackberry and chocolate notes
  • Copoazú: Tropical fruit with fragrant acidic pulp
  • Cacao: Wild unroasted cacao beans with fruity aromas
  • Chuchuhuasi: Bark with earthy aromas and subtle celery-like notes

Reserva del Maestro

Tasting notes
Citrus
Herbal
Spiced
Fruity
Balsamic
Ingredients
  • Eucalyptus: leaves with fresh and balsamic aromas
  • Frankincense: Resin with refined smoky aromas
  • Molle: Pink peppercorn with balsamic and vegetable notes
  • Lavender: floral and camphor-like aromas
  • Rica Rica: Aromatic herb with citrus and floral notes
  • Copal: Balsamic and woody resin
  • Lemon Verbena Grass (Paja Cedrón): Aromatic herb with citrus fragrance
  • Ginger: Root with spicy and warming notes

Our Ingredients

Traditional Botanicals

Juniper

Juniperus communis

Cardamom

Elettaria cardamomum

Coriander Seeds

Coriandrum sativum

Cinnamon

Cinnamomum verum

Ginger

Zingiber officinale

Lime

Citrus X latifolia

Orange

Citrus X sinensis

Anise

Pimpinella anisum

Enebro

juniperus communis

Cardamomo

elettaria cardamomun

Semillas de cilantro

coriandrum sativum

Canela

cinnamomum verum

Gengibre

jingiber afficinale

Limón

citrus x latifolia

Naranja

citrus x sinensis

Anís

pimpinella anisum

Andean Botanicals

Tumbo

passiflora tripartita

A climbing vine with juicy, highly acidic fruits and a traditionally exotic flavor profile. 

Chirimoya

annona cherimola

A fleshy, sweet, and delicate fruit with soft floral and elegant notes. 

Ulupica

capsicum cardenasii

An intensely spicy wild chili pepper, primitive in character and roughly the size of a bean. 

Huacataya

tagetes minuta

A highly fragrant herb with fresh, minty aromas, commonly used in regional gastronomy. 

Tumbo

passiflora tripartita

Enredadera con frutos suculentos, muy ácidos y con un sabor exótico tradicional.

Chirimoya

annona cherimola

Fruta carnosa, dulce y muy delicada, de sabor femenino y floral.

Ulupica

capsicum cardenasii

Ají extra picante, muy primitivo y silvestre del tamaño de un fríjol.

Huacataya

tagetes minuta

Hierba muy fragante, de aroma fresco y mentolado utilizada muy a menudo en la gastronomía.

Pink Peppercorn

shinus areira

The resinous berries of this tree have a strong earthy, saline, and soft peppery aroma. 

Locoto

capsicum pubescens

A very spicy pepper with a strong capsicum flavor. Originates in Peru and Bolivia.

K'hoa

satureja boliviana

An extremely aromatic herb that has an aroma that is reminiscent to eucalyptus and oregano. It is a native plant of the Altiplano region of Lake Titicaca. 

Quirquiña

porophyllum ruderale

An Andean herb with a strong fermented vegetable aroma – it is often called the Bolivian Cilantro. This herb originates in the Bolivian Andean and Sub-Andean regions.

Molle

shinus areira

Enredadera con frutos suculentos, muy ácidos y con un sabor exótico tradicional.

Locoto

capsicum pubescens

Fruta carnosa, dulce y muy delicada, de sabor femenino y floral.

K'hoa

satureja boliviana

Ají extra picante, muy primitivo y silvestre del tamaño de un fríjol.

Quirquiña

porophyllum ruderale

Hierba muy fragante, de aroma fresco y mentolado utilizada muy a menudo en la gastronomía.

Amazonian Botanicals

Açaí

Euterpe precatoria

A highly valued palm known for both its heart of palm and its antioxidant-rich dark berries with intense flavor. 

Palo Santo

Bursera graveolens

Aromatic wood traditionally aged and used ceremonially for its warm, resinous, and smoky aroma.

Cacao

Theobroma cacao

Tree cultivated for its seeds, which after fermentation are used in chocolate production.

Chuchuwasi

Maytenus macrocarpa

Wild tree traditionally associated with tonic and aphrodisiac properties; its bark is commonly used.

Acai

euterpederacea

Palmera muy apreciada tanto por su palmito como por sus frutos negros, pequeños y ricos en antioxidantes de sabor intenso.

Palo Santo

bursera graveolens

Árbol, que una vez cortado y secado por unos años, produce una madera olorosa y quemada con fines rituales.

Cacao

theodorona cacao

Árbol cultivado por las semillas de sus frutos, que una vez fermentadas sirven para producir el chocolate.

Chuchuwasi

maytenus macrocarpa

Árbol silvestre al que le atribuyen propiedades afrodisiacas y tonificantes. Se aprovecha su corteza.

Wild Amazonian Cilantro

eryngium foetidum

Tropical herb with a flavor that is similar to cilantro, however, it is much more intense. It is used most often as a condiment throughout the Amazon Basin. 

Canelón Tree Bark

aniba canelilla

A tree native to the eastern Amazon, distinguished by its reddish-yellow bark, renowned for its intense fragrance and high concentration of essential oils.

Gusano Pepper

capsicum chinense jacq

A flavorful and spicy pepper whose name literaly means “worm”after its name. This pepper is native to the Bolivian Amazon and its prized for its fruity aroma.

Copoazú

thedorona grand florum

A tropical fruit related to the cacao tree that is cultivated fot its large fruit with white aromatic flesh.

Sacha Culantro

eryngium foetidum

Palmera muy apreciada tanto por su palmito como por sus frutos negros, pequeños y ricos en antioxidantes de sabor intenso.

Canelón

aniba canelilla

Árbol, que una vez cortado y secado por unos años, produce una madera olorosa y quemada con fines rituales.

Ají Gusano

capsicum chinense jacq

Árbol cultivado por las semillas de sus frutos, que una vez fermentadas sirven para producir el chocolate.

Copoazú

thedorona grand florum

Árbol silvestre al que le atribuyen propiedades afrodisiacas y tonificantes. Se aprovecha su corteza.

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