Seersucker Southern-Style Gin

Heavy juniper and Lemon, following a smooth finish

Not much smell or taste, very light on the juniper. It is overwhelmed by lime, so do not use. Very refreshing with muddled mint and tonic. Good for those that dislike gin flavor.

Light juniper, citrus, honey and mint

I have been wanting to try this for a while and last weekend I finally took the plunge and picked up a bottle. With the weather starting to warm up (but not last weekend) I have turned to try new warm-weather drinks like new Gin and Tonics and Spritzers which have to lead me to new gins and the like. Seersucker Southern Style Gin is a modern gin in the lines of "Gins for people that don't like gin." in that it is very soft on the juniper and is only 84 proof so it is very easy to drink and mix even neat it is not harsh. The downside is that in a regular Gin and Tonic it is very easy to wash the gin out so be careful. In a Martini with a dash of orange bitters and half the amount of vermouth, you get a solid drink. Lastly, in a Gimlet it compliments the lime very nicely but it could be flavored vodka as the lower proof can't hold up to the lime. Overall, this is good to very good gin but it is not great. In my area, it is closer to $30 a bottle and for that price, I can get Roku or Ford's so I doubt I will buy this again. Enjoy.

Pleasant surprise! If you want a gin that’s not heavy on juniper, this is an option. Strong citrus profile eschews the need for a lime garnish in a tonic.

Smells like cucumber and mint. Light. Refreshing. Citrus. Mint. Short finish.