Happy National Pickle Day! You can now have the popular sandwich topping in boozy form.
Yes, there’s a day to celebrate our love for the popular sandwich topping, snack and even ice-cream flavor . And now, you can have your pickles in boozy form.
Guillaume Lamy, a managing director with Maison Ferrand, the French spirits company behind Citadelle, says it’s indeed all about experimenting with different flavors. It’s also about showcasing Citadelle’s unique gin-making process . Either way, Lamy says “creativity has been a defining factor of the brand since the beginning.”
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