Adnams Copper House Dry Gin

I discovered copper house gin a while back and really enjoyed it. Yet it was only after digging out the bottle having tried several other - and more exotic - gins that I really started to appreciate just how damned good this gin is. It's great as a long G&T, but can also stand its own as a shorter drink. It had a lovely distinctive flavour without veering off into the weird and wonderful. In short it's a classic and one I wouldn't want to be without a bottle of.

A hint of sunny garden shed creosoted 2 years ago.. in a good way.

I have it on good authority that Mother loved it.

As with mainly other reviewers here, I agree, for £27 this is a very nice gin. It's smooth but has a lovely warming after glow. Mixed with orange peel or blood orange, the subtle spice hints are very prominent. Change the mixer/garnish and it changes the result but still comes through great.

I was sent this as a present from a friend and is completely new to me. I absolutely love it! Such delicate flavours, a dry somewhat floral taste with a hint of spice which I couldn’t put my finger on. I gather it is cardamom! I shall most definitely buy again and am tempted to try the pink gin variety also.

Very delicious birthday gift from my non drinking friend. She chose well because it was Utterly beautiful. All of my family enjoyed this gin, very crisp and citrusy. Wonderful with a high end tonic water and a slice of lime.

Grim.

I've just started a gin exploration (I'm usually a vodka guy) and this is my second one and if I find they are all like this I'll be happy. Nice and dry and citrusy, great neat or with a good tonic, and a frozen lime slice

Absolutely distinctive, absolutely beautiful...found it at the weekend and went through the bottle at the expense of all my other gins...a great gin with a continuing after taste that is enjoyable

Outstanding, and truly superb in a martini: dry or wet, the velvety vanilla notes of this terrific gin shine through. Balance is perfect, with no hint of being a novelty concoction, unlike some craft gins on the market. Too good for a G&T? Perhaps, perhaps not...