Gin is such an interesting spirit in that it can truly capture the essence of a geographical location by harnessing it's local botanicals. I've been looking forward to this one for a while as it uses many local herbs/plants that are unique to the Canadian north. Nose: Juniper, pine, and a hint of lemon. Brings back memories of walking through the woods on fishing trips in Quebec. Palate: Sweet and syrupy, and strong lemon meringue pie flavour. Good but not as herbaceous as I would expect from all of the botanicals used. Finish: Short/medium but with a medly of flavours that I have a hard time identifying other than Labrador tea which is pretty distinct once you've tried it. I think they could have cranked the lemon down a touch, but it is really delicious. On ice it's even better. I like it because it isn't trying to be a London Dry and instead something uniquely Canadian/Boreal.