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6 O'Clock gin is made by Bramley and Gage - top English liqueur producers, and the gin itself is made with just 7 botanicals including elderflowers and citrus peel.
Vibrant, clean and classic in profile from the get-go, it’s a textbook London dry nose. The juniper leads, full-bodied and fresh with plenty of pine, before elderflower adds this subtle, summery sweetness. The coriander and orange peel are unmistakable and work in-tandem to deliver a crisp, warming and aromatic dose of citrus throughout.
The palate is a continuation of the nose: juniper-forward and proud. The citrus and floral notes are beautifully balanced and the juniper is refined and bolstered by a full, almost chewy texture.
Coriander seed heat is present in a long and resinous finish.
Love this gin, it's one of the best London Drys I've tasted in more than 25 years of drinking gin! You can really taste the juniper (the whole point of gin), but it's not overpowering, and is smooth enough to drink without tonic. If you like a stronger flavour, their Brunel is another winner, but this is the one I always have on hand!
I don't understand the negative reviews, this is a smooth gin and not at all harsh. Definitely a gin for the purist, I love it
Beautiful bottle and a great gin inside. Very palatable especially with Mediterranean tonic. My daughter’s absolute favourite.
My husband is addicted to 6 O clock Gin... we now have everyone of your gins and the flavoured liquors (which I like in prosseco) we loved the tour and spent a small fortune there in the shop. Glasses , ice baller and cocktail maker you name it we now have it. Please bring back the cherry liquor... preety please.
Highly overpriced, very bitter drink, you are basically paying for blue bottle, inside is worse than aldi or lidl gin that cost 13 euro here in Ireland
