Malfy Originale has a very classic style nose. Spice notes are slightly loud with a lot of piney, green and herbaceous juniper right beside it. The only critique might be that the nose has a touch of alcohol, with an ethanol-forward nose. The slightest tinge of lemon on the tip of the tongue when sipped.
Tanqueray Gin has a very obvious juniper flavour which comes forward in the initial delivery; yet the bitterness which so often accompanies juniper seems to be for the most part, absent. Instead, there is a soft lemony sweetness melding into that juniper flavour giving the gin an approachability.
To create its very own London dry gin, the folks at Warner's have combined a carefully considered recipe of 11 botanicals, including the likes of juniper, angelica root, black pepper, cinnamon, cardamom, coriander seed, elderflower, lemon peel, orange peel, nutmeg - and a secret ingredient! As ever from Warner's, this is a wonderfully well-made expression that will go brilliant in cocktails and mixed drinks. They recommend serving your G&Ts made with this gin with a good slice of fresh orange.
Tanqueray London Dry is a juniper-forward gin with distinctive flavours of piney juniper and feint lemon zest. It is these perfectly balanced botanicals of juniper, coriander, angelica and liquorice which create a classic base for every gin cocktail without overpowering it.
Intense and citrus. An emphasis on the spicier, peppery notes of cassia and nutmeg. Harnessed to an exact higher craft strength for a smooth and attractive alcohol sensation.
A smooth, Juniper-led dry gin with notes of citrus crush and floral sweetness. Boatyard Double Gin is the essence of Fermanagh brought to life with earthy tones from our family farm foraged botanical, Sweet Gale.
Soft and creamy strawberry mousse leads, quickly followed by peppery juniper and freshly cracked black pepper. Layers of citrus pith and peel support the strawberries, with musky spice slowly building from underneath.
An inviting mix of sweet floral and berry tones come through on the nose. They continue onto the palate, where sumptuous elderflower and rose come through. The finish is long and deep and complex.
Rock Rose has a heady, floral aroma that leaves you longing for a taste. And when you taste it, you are hit by the complexity of the flavour: a perfect blend of sweetness, fruity-ness, floral notes and nice, gin-ny earthiness. Complex, yes, but wonderfully balanced.
dry juniper with zesty citrus with some warm, spicy notes. Juniper, dark chocolate and citrus zest upfront on the palate, followed by notes of cinnamon, nutmeg and ginger. Use to create a well-balanced Gin and Tonic, or enjoy as a Sweet Martini and lemon