Gin Mare

So much juniper. On the nose and in the flavor. Spearmint. Berries. Floral to the finish. Very good

A nice bottle that has a very distinct flavor profile. The taste of olives is quite prominent, which allows for some interesting pairings. For someone like me, however, who is generally not too fond of olives, it’s just a tad much

Bottle looks amazing and the taste is incredible! Very very good and smooth gin 👌👌

What a unique gin! Very strong olive and sea flavor, along with some spice on the finish. Nose is strongly olive to me, with a number of other ingredients hiding behind it. This gin would pair fantastically with seafood or a savory charcuterie, but less so with other meals. Because of the specificness of this gin, I respect it for its role but wouldn’t purchase again or sip neat without a meal pairing.

Rosemary

The herbs aren’t as pronounced here as in some other gins. But at the same time, it doesn’t really mix well with anything fruity. Not complex enough to drink neat, but not plain enough to mix.

A very earthy gin which makes it pretty unique. Not a lot of the typical juniper and citrus, think rosemary and similar herbs.

A unique flavour and delicious in a G&T. Olives, lemon, thyme, juniper, rosemary,..

As good as I’d hoped it would be. The olives and thyme come out strong, right from the start, followed by cardamom, rosemary, lemon, juniper and a faint touch of basil. Lightly sweet, fresh, olive, sea brine and herb garden taste. In my experience very unique, and well worth keeping in stock.

I recently had Four Pillars Olive Leaf. Gin Mare is similar as they both are a savory gin using olives. The difference is that used in a martini, Gin Mare is amazing. Four Pillars instead makes a great G&T.