Conniption Kinship

It was delightfully exquisite. There weren't enough stars so I had to give two reviews. You can tell this was made with precision.

Juniper, in addition to, coriander and cardamom truly shine through on the palate. The perfect choice for a modern G&T!

Had to give this a 5 it's one of a kind. You have to try the kinship with the elderflower tonic.

Absolutely stellar! The honeysuckle flower really comes out on the nose. It’s a bartender’s dream to play with the hues since the indigo turns to pink with the addition of citrus.

Lovely deep citrus notes, mixed with a balanced blend of florals that we expect from a brand with such a close connection to the Gin Guild. Thanks to the Distiller.com App, I was able to post a picture showing the color, since whoever took the original picture decided to brilliently do so with an empty bottle....

I was thrilled to try The Durham Distillery's "Kinship" Butterfly Pea Flower Gin! Having visited many distilleries over the years, I found it fascinating to see their innovative process and how they've grown in Durham. The gin’s vibrant color and floral aroma are simply exquisite. A true gem (or should I say "Amethyst"). —five stars! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Wow!! This is not just a "purple colored" gin! To experience the variety of cocktails you make kinship was a fun experience as mixologist. Or you can have it just straight chilled and it is so smooth on the palate. I can definitely taste why this is an award winning gin.

Tried this again after a good time off and the Parks and Rec quote about Swanson family moonshine cones to mind: "It's only legal use is to strip varnish off of speedboats... We use it to burn warts off of the mules” Kinda tastes like that.