Batch Whinberry Gin

(70cl, 40%)

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Batch Whinberry Gin Bottling Note

A variation on the Batch Premium Gin recipe, incorporating whinberries similar to how sloe berries feature in sloe gin. You may be more familiar with whinberries under the name blaeberries or bilberries - they're mostly called whinberries in Burnley and the surrounding areas.

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Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Massively fruity, with a slight kick of peppery juniper in the background. Quite perfumed at points, too.

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Batch Whinberry Gin Reviews

Master of Malt Customer

31st August 2018

Delightfully, warming berry gin

This gin is epic warmed through with Cointreau, cranberry juice, cinnamon stick, anise and cloves. Also fab sloshed in a glass of prosecco - delightful. Another proper gin, full of flavour!

Claire P, United Kingdom

17th August 2018

Delicious and complex

This is a delicious gin both neat and as a G&T. It actually works really well with ginger ale or in prosecco too. The flavour is very complex and not sugary sweet at all. I can taste the fruit but the gin comes through strongly as well.