City of London Old Tom Gin

(70cl, 40.3%)

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City of London Old Tom Bottling Note

An Old Tom (a tradional, slightly sweetened style of gin) from the City of London distillery in the heart of the City of London in London! Made in batches of just 200 bottles and packaged in their St Paul's Cathedral-inspired bottles, this is an ace gin inside and out.

Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose: Juniper, zesty citrus and more syrupy fruit.

Palate: Warming spice, sweet cinnamon and baked lemon slices.

Finish: More delightful citrus and juniper.

Overall: Delicately sweetened gin, perfect in cocktails such as the Martinez, but also a G&T.

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City of London Old Tom Gin Reviews

A timeless and wonderful gin

Smooth enough to drink on its own whereupon you get the best of a kind of old fashioned juniper fest. With tonic it suddenly seems a lot sweeter. It goes down very easily and is everything a good G and T should be. Lively yet smooth and relaxing.

4th September 2020