Hendrick's Gin is distilled in 2 types of still, in South Ayrshire, in the south ofScotland.
Tasting notes from Thomas
The nose is reminiscent of a spring gin. Indeed, floral notes (roses, honeysuckle) and cucumber offer a singular lightness. Gradually, these notes are overtaken by more classic scents, from juniper and angelica to lemon peel, coriander and a hint of cut grass. It's a fresh opening, despite a rather diversified style.
The palate is more vegetal. Juniper berries, coriander and cut grass provide a vigorous opening, before lemon zest takes over. Floral markers are nevertheless present via a bouquet of roses. Cucumber then adds freshness, while spices (cumin, nutmeg) grow stronger.
The finish is well built around a slight bitterness (vegetal and lemony). The return to rose petals and cucumbers is then palpable.
" A gin that asserts itself through its rose, planted on classic but traditional ground ... "
In cocktails
Find Hendrick's Gin in our Gimlet recipe.