Lemon notes absolutely pop from the nose on this gin. Its the first thing you notice, even as its being poured, when you’re not even close to the glass yet. But after the citrus, as you spend time with the nose, all sorts of floral and herbal notes start to reveal themselves as well. There’s a touch of mint, but something like a cross of juniper and camomile comes forward more. That, and fresh lime zest. There’s even a very sneaky bit if thyme hidden in there as well. On the palate, those herbal notes become a bit more prominent, but lemon remains the star of the show. It’s accompanied by a touch of mint and apple, some subtle berry notes, and a very floral quality. Its a very fresh and lively drink. One whiff and you’re drawn in immediately. It makes for an excellent straight drink, one that you’ll spend a good bit of time evaluating. It also serves beautifully in simple cocktails like a dry martini. The bottom line with this gin is that it’s a vibrant, citrus-forward experience that will require a few re-visits.