Terpène Gin - Distillerie Raffman

Presentation – Terpène Gin

Origin & Philosophy
Terpène Gin is the first creation from Distillerie Raffman, a family-run, artisanal distillery founded in Villenave-d'Ornon, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, by Brice Mandard, his brother, and a childhood friend. Together, they share a passion for technical precision, culinary creativity, excellence, and innovation.

A Gin Inspired by Nature
Terpène Gin draws its identity from the iconic landscapes of the southwest Atlantic coast—among pine forests, dunes, and ocean. It invites you on a sensory walk through nature, expressed throught aromas.

A Unique Distillation Process
This gin is distilled at a low temperature using a rotary evaporator, a rare method in the world of spirits. It preserves the aromatic freshness of the plants and faithfully captures their terpenes—the natural aromatic compounds found in botanicals.

A Bold & 100% Organic Recipe
Terpène Gin is crafted with 10 carefully selected certified organic botanicals:

• Buds and needles of maritime pine

• Immortelle flower, symbol of the dunes

• Juniper, hemp, hops, Timut pepper, lemon, coriander, and sunflower

The result is a fresh, resinous, vibrant, and aromatic gin with a bold personality deeply rooted in its terroir.

Environmental Commitment
Every step of production is designed to reduce environmental impact: local sourcing, certified organic agriculture, energy-efficient distillation, and eco-conscious certified.

Cultural Practices (Organic, Conventional, Sulfite-Free…) : AB certified by Ecocert (100% organic)

Alcohol Volume : 43,3%

Availability (in bottles) : between 10 000 and 15 000

Sustainability (wine boxes, pouches, eco-friendly packaging...) : AB certified + Locally sourced botanicals + Push packaging tailored for the HoReCa sector.

Export Countries : Italy

Awards & Recognition
In 2025, Terpène Gin was awarded a gold medal at the Paris International Competition, highlighting the distillery's artisanal quality and innovation.
In 2024, Distillerie Raffman was named a winner of the "Talents de l'Artisanat" competition in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region.