Lobi Gin is a delightful surprise in
the world of spirits. This premium
gin offers a flavor experience so
rich and refined that it can be
enjoyed neat—just like a fine
whiskey or rum. But make no
mistake, Lobi is 100% gin, with a
unique balance of exotic
botanicals that deliver an
unexpectedly smooth and
irresistible drinking experience.
Perfect for savoring on its own,
without any mixers needed.
GIN & GINGER
40 ml LOBI gin
200 ml Gingerbeer
Garnish: Ginger & Orange
OLD FASHIONED
60 ml LOBI gin
2 tsp Rock Candy (melted)
2 drops Angostura bitters
Garnish: dried orange
Discover the true essence of enjoyment with Lobi Gin.
A seductive symphony of flavors that not only tantalizes on its own but
also dances gracefully in your favorite mix. Whether you crave the classic
freshness of tonic, the timeless elegance of an old fashioned, or the
sparkling vibrancy of our signature serve - Lobi Gin ensures an
unforgettable experience.
With deep roots and a rich history,this gin carries not only a refined
taste but also significant meaning. Let yourself be captivated by the
unique blend of craftsmanship and the beautiful story behind it.
Suriname, located on the northeast coast of South
America, has a rich and complex history that dates
back to the indigenous peoples who inhabited the
region. The country, once a colony of the
Netherlands, still bears the influences of the
past. Starting from 1760, the Dutch offered jenever
as a gift when concluding peace treaties with the
Maroons (escaped slaves).The ingredients of
jenever, including the juniper berry, are believed
to have a cleansing effect, which is why they are
often used in rituals.
Gin, derived from jenever, also contains juniper
berries. LOBI Gin contains not only juniper but
also passion fruit, ginger, orange peel, vanilla,
and a hint of cinnamon.Each carrying its own
spiritual significance.
Passion fruit symbolizes spiritual connection.
Ginger represents the attraction of love.
Vanilla enhances mental powers.
Cinnamon signifies healing strength.
Orange is believed to aid in finding balance in life.
Together, these ingredients create a robust gin
with a delightful aftertaste, especially enjoyable
when savored in its pure form.
The Dagi knot, originally known as the mat beater,
also holds a special place in Surinamese culture.
Besides its role in clearing away the bad, it also
symbolizes the connection between the universe
and life, representing a harmonious bond.
The bottle carrying this symbol represents
positivity and love (Lobi).
Marciano Resoort
"I was born in Suriname and moved to the Netherlands at the age of
13. Today, I carry out my work as a bartender with passion.
The encounter with Lobi Gin was amazing. It takes me back to my
roots. I take pride in where I come from and want to share this with
the world. It's not just about the taste but also the story. I prepare
every drink with love; each sip of this gin reflects the richness of
the land with nature and deeply rooted traditions.
The cocktail THE MARON is an ode to the Marrons of Suriname,
descendants of African slaves who, in the 17th and 18th centuries,
escaped from plantations and established their own communities
deep within the dense forests of Suriname, far from colonial rule.
These resilient people created a unique culture that blends their
African heritage with influences from the indigenous people of
Suriname. The Marrons are renowned for their rich oral traditions,
vibrant art, music, and dance, as well as their profound knowledge
of nature and medicinal plants."
A
PROUD
BAR
TENDER
the maron
30 ml LOBI gin
20 ml borgoe rum
20 ml mango liqeur
20ml orgeat syrup
5 ML Amaretto syrup
15ml fresh lime juice
Garnish: dried mango
The National Jenever Museum Schiedam presents the exhibition
"Bitter Legacy: Alcohol and Colonialism" from Saturday, November 30,
2024, to Sunday, March 16, 2025. This unique exhibition focuses on
the role of alcohol in Dutch colonial history, revealing the profound
impact of Dutch distilled spirits on both colonial history and
contemporary drinking culture.
An Untold History
Jenever, long celebrated as a symbol of Dutch craftsmanship and
export success, carries a hidden story. Wherever the Dutch went,
jenever followed – from West Africa and Asia to the plantations of
South America. "Bitter Legacy: Alcohol and Colonialism" sheds new
light on this history. Visitors will learn how jenever was used as
currency in the slave trade, supplied to overseas armies of the
colonial empire, and played a significant role in colonial societies,
from the Dutch East Indies to Suriname and West Africa.
This exhibition challenges the often-romanticized view of the jenever
trade, uncovering the connections between the alcohol industry and
colonial oppression.
On Saturday, November 30th,
the exhibition "Bitter Legacy:
Alcohol and Colonialism"
opens at the National Jenever
Museum in Schiedam.
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LOBI GIN SCHIEDAM, THE NETHERLANDS
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