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Floral

Chamomile

Matricaria chamomilla

Gentle florals; brings perfume and meadowlike brightness.

Chamomile
“A softer floral note, open and airy.”

Botanical Type

Floral

Origin

Europe and Western Asia

Flavour Notes

Soft florals, meadow sweetness, honeyed lightness, calm perfume

Role in Gin

Adds gentle floral lift and a softer aromatic register around brighter or sharper botanicals.

About Chamomile

Chamomile brings a quieter kind of floral character to gin. Rather than reading as overtly perfumed, it tends to feel soft, meadow-like, and lightly honeyed. It can help create spaciousness in a recipe, smoothing transitions between citrus, spice, and herb while lending a calm, composed finish.

Used in the Terane Range

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