📋 Basic overview
Type: London Dry Gin
Style: a smooth, aromatic gin with distinctive botanical notes
Origin: England
Volume: 200 ml
Alcohol: 40% by volume
Character:
Bombay Sapphire is renowned for its balanced aromatic profile, dominated by juniper berries, citrus peel, coriander, angelica and other botanicals. The gin is smooth, fresh and versatile – ideal on its own, with tonic, or in cocktails such as Gin & Tonic, Martini or Negroni.
📊 Approximate nutritional / energy values
(Spirits generally do not require mandatory nutritional labelling; the figures below are approximate values based on alcohol content.)
| Value (per 100 ml) | Bombay Sapphire – approximate |
|---|---|
| Energy | ~ 220–230 kcal |
| Carbohydrates | ~ 0 g |
| Fat | 0 g |
| Protein | 0 g |
| Alcohol | 40% vol. |
➡️ The calories in spirits come almost exclusively from alcohol (alcohol contains ~7 kcal per 1 g).
🍾 Approximate energy content of a whole bottle (200 ml)
If we take an average of 230 kcal per 100 ml:
200 ml × ~230 kcal ≈ ~460 kcal
➡️ A whole 200 ml bottle of Bombay Sapphire contains approximately ~440–480 kcal (approximate estimate).
📌 Summary – Bombay Sapphire 200 ml
✔️ London Dry Gin
✔️ Alcohol: 40% vol.
✔️ ~220–230 kcal per 100 ml
✔️ ~460 kcal per 200 ml
bottle
✔️ Character: fresh, aromatic, with pronounced juniper and citrus notes
🍹 Recommended serving suggestions
• 🥂 Gin & Tonic – gin with a good-quality tonic and a slice of lime or cucumber
• 🍸 Martini – dry gin + vermouth
• 🍹 Negroni – gin + Campari + sweet vermouth
• 🍋 With lemon zest or ice
• 🍤 Pairs well with sushi, seafood and citrus desserts