Malfy Gin

Malfy is gin with an Italian accent — distilled in the Piedmont, built around sun-drenched citrus, and made for exactly the kind of long, bright, aperitivo-hour drinking that defines an Italian summer. Where a London dry leads with juniper and cool restraint, Malfy leads with fruit and warmth. It is the gin to reach for when you want a G&T that tastes like a holiday, and its colored expressions are a big part of why the citrus-forward gin and tonic is having such a moment in 2026.

The line is small, coherent, and genuinely distinct bottle to bottle. Malfy Gin Con Arancia ($39.99) is built on Sicilian blood oranges for a warm, sweet-edged gin that makes a Mediterranean G&T out of nothing more than tonic and an orange wedge. Malfy Gin Rosa ($37.09) uses Sicilian pink grapefruit — pour it over ice with tonic and a grapefruit slice and you have this summer's signature pink serve, no extra ingredients required. Malfy Gin Con Limone ($37.99) leans on Amalfi and Sicilian lemons for the brightest, most zesty bottle of the four, a natural in a spritz or a Tom Collins. And Malfy Gin Con Original ($37.09) is the juniper-forward classic of the range — the one to pour when you want a straight, well-made Italian dry gin with a coastal, botanical lift.

All four are made for warm-weather, citrus-driven cocktails, and all four are more approachable than a bracing London dry — which makes Malfy an easy recommendation for anyone who thinks they don't like gin. The pink grapefruit and blood orange bottles in particular are the fun, colorful pours that make a bar cart look like summer.

New to the category or building a shelf? Browse the full Gin collection to see how Malfy sits against the London drys and American styles, and check Best Sellers for what is moving this month. For more aperitivo-hour bottles in the same spirit, the Cordials & Liqueurs collection is where the Aperols and Camparis live.

Ready to pour? Our guide to a perfect gin and tonic covers exactly how to build one — ice, ratio, and matching the garnish to the bottle — and it features the Malfy Rosa and Con Arancia by name. Shop the Malfy line and bring an Italian summer home.