Rating: 16/23 Green house gin is far more fruity and floral than even Esmé, with lots of green apple coming through rather than just tasting like roses, making it more opinionated and therefore perhaps less versatile but more suited to specific fruity gin drinks. Green house is smoother with a more mature sweetness and subtle fruitiness to it. It's very sweet, but it does a good job of executing the fruity floral gin profile. I think I'd take it over Esmé. I do wish that it were bottled at a slightly higher proof though and the price is on the high side. The other obvious comparison is Nolet's. Nolet's really doubles down on this flavor profile. Nolet's shifts more toward the floral end of the spectrum, adds a bit more botanicals presence (including a little more pine) and kicks up the proof, producing a fuller, sharper gin. I prefer Nolet's a tad, but this is quite good.