Zuidam Rogge Genever
more floral
Boatyard's Old Tom Gin begins with the distillery's own Double Gin which uses 8 botanicals including sweet gale which is foraged from the family bog.
Then the gin is aged for four months in ex-bourbon barrels.
Boatyard's Old Tom Gin begins with the distillery's own Double Gin which uses 8 botanicals including sweet gale which is foraged from the family bog. Then the gin is aged for four months in ex-bourbon barrels. Locally sourced honey is then added before bottling at 46% ABV.
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abv46.0
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Old Tom GinThis style is not legally defined, but in general, this style of gin is mildly sweet and is not juniper-forward. It falls in between London Dry Gin and Genever in terms of sweetness level.
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Cask Typeex-bourbon
Tasting Notes
"The botanicals are not prominent instead presenting notes of vanilla, baking spices and pepper. The palate is silky and rich like a sweet orange cinnamon cake. The finish is long and where the juniper finally appears, as though an afterthought. Sweet on its own, but great for cocktails. This pairs beautifully with ginger ale and a slice of blood orange. "
Added by
Johanne McInnis
Score
85