From celebrated classical singer Katherine Jenkins comes a Welsh dry gin made near the artist's childhood home. The gin contains 22 botanicals, hence the name, including some sourced locally from the valleys. It also contains Manuka honey, an ingredient Jenkins selected herself, as well as pure Welsh water.
The beautiful glass bottle is inspired by a droplet of Welsh water and is designed to be reused after the last drop has gone. Stick some fairy lights in it or your favourite flowers. Then buy some more gin and make a Bees Knees cocktail by combining 25 ml of freshly squeezed lemon juice and 15ml of honey syrup with a measure of the gin (single or double depending on how strong you like it), and garnish with a lemon twist.
Earthy juniper, aromatic spice, floral honey, and vanilla.
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First I was sceptical about the amount of botanicals, however, this really pleasantly surprised me! You can really taste the florality and citrus notes. The texture was also something that I didn't expect, so smooth and silky. Don't let Manuka honey fool you, Cygnet 22 is not sweet at all, it is well balances and beautifully fragrant.
What a waste of money. Tastes awful, spicy and leaves a rancid after taste. Wish I saw james may review of it before I wasted my money as he just spits it out
Not only does this taste amazing but you can tell the extremely high quality on how you feel when you drink! Couldn’t recommend more!
Very nice fragrance and beautiful bottle.
No wonder this has now sold out. Such a smooth gin that I can drink on the rocks. The Manuka honey really makes it beautiful
