Lighthouse Batch Distilled Gin 750ml Bottle

Unimaginably smooth

Nose: Juniper and lemon are the primary suspects with pine needles and home grown blend following (to a great extent basil) yet it's a to some degree removed nose. Light and unpretentious and somewhat ethanol is perceivable. It increases some weight after some time when tasted perfect. Sense of taste: Natural juniper an extremely full surface is quickly perceptible however it's again unpretentious albeit very candy coated. The sense of taste is short and there is no turn of events - it races to the end goal. Finish: Short. Sweet. I can't state that I was especially intrigued with this gin. In contrast with others I've tasted (even just today) it was plain and dreary. Not much mind you however certainly not a huge deal. At first I tasted this in the organization of two whisky/gin mates and we were the entirety of a similar sentiment: Meh. Anyway we were drinking it slick and with tonic. Later on one of them (the Ace of the Martini) messaged me that it works much better when utilized as a blender in a martini or a gimlet (go on 'fess up - when is the last time you had a gimlet?). At the value it's facing firm (and IMHO unrivaled) rivalry. Suggested if the main option is Vickers Gin. Bombay Sapphire is 2/3 the cost and similarly as great. Normal" : 2.5 stars"