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Beefeater 24, for example, is a regular offering that is a nice upgrade from the original and the brand often comes out with limited editions.

39 of the Best Scottish Gins | From the Gin Shelf 39 of the Best Scottish Gins | From the Gin Shelf

It’s a dry gin reflecting its one-shot method, but the botanicals and distilling of the raw spirit have produced a juniper-forward silky smooth spirit with a lovely but curious immediate sweetness, which is followed by a peppery warmth and finish. Brockman’s gin is smooth enough to enjoy straight, but the real secret comes from mixing it into a cocktail. The majority feature some degree of the pine flavor that comes from juniper, which is gin's signature ingredient, yet no two bottles have the same combination of botanicals. Inspired by the “romance of the Old China Trade” which brought commodities such as tea and spices to Europe in the 19th century, Chinnery Gin has some truly unique packaging.The distillation process takes some time (around three times longer than normal), but the result is definitely worth it! With transparent glass, the designs on the front and back of the bottle work in tandem, showing the location of where it’s distilled (England) and the journey it makes to add the pure waters of Iceland that are synonymous with the brand.

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While almost certainly the case, it’s probably more a symptom of the core values and ethos instilled from the outset. Though this time it was her taste in drinks, rather than men’s clothing, that would be brought in to the spotlight.The brand takes its name from the legendary haunted Silent Pool in Albury, England, where their distillery sits. This best-selling brand is known for being playful and always goes down as a favorite behind the bar. In following up with some background reading, the use of kumquat can also be attributed some of the jammy marmalade notes that come through. Using bamboo activated charcoal as a botanical, it’s where KURO takes its name, translating directly as ‘black’ in Japanese.

Hidden Curiosities; Aranami Strength Gin – The Gin Shelf Hidden Curiosities; Aranami Strength Gin – The Gin Shelf

Having already ‘sewn up’ her own little part of the gin market (yes, that was another cravat related pun there), and creating a cult like following amongst bloggers and gin enthusiasts alike, Jenny decided it was time to release the sequel. My thanks to the Official Supporters of International Scottish Gin Day who helped contrinute to this feature. Juniper, coriander, angelica, licorice root, cassia bark, Florentine iris, and lime peel are introduced in the first distillation. Now, being that I am a ‘classic citrus and juniper forward gin ’til I die’ kinda guy, picking a liquid that is both fruit laden and not actually a gin may seem an odd choice…but hear me out!Having spent 5 years in Japan, Jenny dedicated time to refining her palate, sampling over 100 craft gins along the way.