Bogart’s Gin is created in California in small batches, using a selection of fresh botanicals including juniper berries from Italy, fresh hand-zested citrus, vine-ripened cucumber, lightly hand roasted and crushed macadamia, English lavender and coriander leaves.
It's produced in association with the Humphrey Bogart Estate and features a picture of the man himself on the bottle. Of course, Humphrey Bogart was the star of the classic film Casablanca, where he says the phrase "Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, she walks into mine." It all seems rather apt indeed!
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Out of the 150 gins we have this is our least favourite. Poured it away.
I love it. It has the Juniper in the Gin that I remember when I lived in New Orleans in the 70s , where everyone drank Gin and Tonics and Tom Collins. One can remeber the aroma of the Juniper jumping through your nose. Only pussies and Comrades drink vodka. I will order some more. Gordons is classic and Tanqueray is sweet, but Bogart's kicks ass. Plus you can't beat the label on the bottle. "I can't believe there is gambling going on her!" "Here are your winnings!"
I have always loved gin, growing up in the south and New Orleans and drinking like a fish when I was not studying to be a Physician. After watching Casablanca for the upteenth time I researched Bogie and came upon Bogart's Gin. Ordered 2 bottles. I love it. Nice classical strong Juniper smell and taste like the Gin I grew up drinking. Why the hell would you want a weak Gin. Might as well drink Vodka. Like a "strong" Gordons. Well done, You. I may have to order the vodka and whiskey. I love the label and the bottle. Call me Crazy-Butt. Keep up the good work. Why not make a Tequila????????
It is a strong taste and a heavy juniper after taste. I was rather disappointed, and embarrassed as I bought it for a friend and he was not impressed.
Tried this tonight at wygeston house Leicester newly opened beautiful historic building, Gin that has a real strong kick but still smooth served with a fever tree tonic & slice of lime and a bowl of olives. A gin to remember, wish I had it in mv collection
