Gifford's Gin
less floral
Requested By
Barry-Byrnes
Micil Irish Gin
Run by sixth generation distiller Pádraic Ó Griallais, Micil is the first legal distillery in over a hundred years in Galway, Ireland.
Micil Irish Gin is a West-of-Ireland take on contemporary dry gin and is made with many local ingredients, including bog myrtle, hawberry, heather and Connemara bogbean that's also used in their traditional poitín.
Run by sixth generation distiller Pádraic Ó Griallais, Micil is the first legal distillery in over a hundred years in Galway, Ireland. Micil Irish Gin is a West-of-Ireland take on contemporary dry gin and is made with many local ingredients, including bog myrtle, hawberry, heather and Connemara bogbean that's also used in their traditional poitín.
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abv44.0
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Modern GinAka Contemporary, New Western, New Wave, or New American. Not legally defined, but juniper is not the dominate flavor. Often made with botanicals not historically used and/or sourced locally.
Tasting Notes
"Lovely floral notes, fresh and a tad perfumed. There's some honeysuckle on the nose too, as well as juniper and pomelo. The palate displays classic juniper notes, oranges and cardamom, but also sweet licorice. It becomes slightly vegetal at some point. Wonderful gin with a unique DNA."
Added by
Thijs Klaverstijn
Score
89