When used in cocktails: It's quite agreeable and mellow in a gin and tonic (using Fever Tree Elderflower Tonic, two substantial lime wedges for every 2 ounces of gin and 2 ounces of tonic). It presents an intriguing mix of sweet and savory notes in a Dirty Martini. It also yields a highly satisfactory Gibson that balances sweet, savory, and sour elements. I'm eager to sample this very accessible and subtle gin served straight.
Highclere Castle London Dry Gin
Gin London Dry Gin England No age statement 43.5% ABV
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Langley Distillery in England produces this London Dry style gin. Ten of the botanicals are cultivated at Highclere Castle, including lavender, oats, and oranges grown in the "Victorian Orangery".
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A London dry gin with prominent juniper. Exceptional value for its price. Makes a superb Pink Gin, fitting for royalty.
An incredible gin! The aroma is complex, with a strong citrus flavor. It's aromatic and vibrant!
Juniper on the nose Lacking in flavor, warm with slight Juniper Throat feels hot
Ideal for a 10-to-1 martini. It possesses the correct balance of botanicals.
Dominant juniper. A classic taste!
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