Gin Berry

The Gin Berry, also sometimes known as the Rum Berry (Glycosmis pentaphylla) is a tropical perennial small evergreen fruiting tree/shrub native to Tropical Asia and Australia. It belongs to the Rutaceae family and is closely related to various Citrus species, such as the Blood Orange and Tango Mandarin. However, it distinguishes itself with its unique berry-like size and translucent pink color.

Abundant with small, highly fragrant white flower clusters, these blossoms eventually give rise to diminutive pink citrus fruits. These fruits are packed with juicy, gin-like flavors and a few substantial seeds, making them suitable for consumption by themselves or as an addition to beverages. Beyond their delectable taste, they are also highly cherished for their decorative qualities. It's worth noting that these fruits bear a resemblance in flavor to a premium gin and tonic!

 Hardy to temperatures as low as 0 degrees Celsius.