TOO GIN
- Type
- Food & Ingredient Manufacturer
- Location
- Belgium
- Industries
- Food ingredients & products
- Domains
- Aromas, Ingredients
About TOO GIN
ToO Gin is a Belgian gin brand made in Rouvreux by "Les voisins," the two founders behind the project. The company presents itself as the result of an unlikely meeting between neighbors who shared a love of celebration, creativity, and having fun, and who turned that friendship into a gin-making venture.
Its gin is positioned as a high-quality grain spirit with a distinctive aromatic profile built around herbal notes, including tarragon and basil, balanced by the freshness of lime. The brand emphasizes a crafted, convivial identity and a taste experience that is meant to invite another sip.
Core Values
- Friendship and conviviality: The brand story is rooted in a friendship between two neighbors who wanted to share, create, and enjoy themselves together.
- Craft and quality: ToO Gin stresses repeated testing and many tastings before arriving at the final product, suggesting a careful, hands-on approach.
- Taste and sensory appeal: The gin is described through its aromatic profile and its appealing nose and palate, showing a strong focus on drinking experience.
- Belgian identity: The brand explicitly identifies itself as a product of Belgium and highlights local production in Rouvreux.
Unique Aspects
- Founded by two neighbors: The brand’s origin story is unusually personal, built around a friendship between neighbors rather than a traditional corporate launch.
- Made in Rouvreux: ToO Gin highlights local production in Rouvreux, reinforcing its Belgian and regional identity.
- Distinctive botanical profile: The gin combines basil, tarragon, and lime, giving it a clearly differentiated aromatic signature.
- Pharmacy-inspired bottle design: The Classic bottle takes inspiration from vintage pharmacy flasks, with a square profile and short neck that set it apart visually.
- Local retail partnerships: The website lists a network of partner outlets in Belgian towns and cities, showing distribution through specialty wine and local shops.