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Made with 100% organic ingredients, Dà Mhìle Farmhouse Botanical Gin is evidently just naturally delicious. With a mix of 20 organic botanicals, from the old favourites juniper and coriander to some interesting and home-grown treats like red and white clover, gorse and chamomile, the Welsh Dà Mhìle distillery have created a unique, small batch gin.
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This is probably the perfect Gin for me although I find Fever Tree too sweet with it so, best enjoyed with Schweppes tbh. I keep on trying others but coming back to this one for best botanical flavours I now know I need no other.
3rd June 2019
I keep coming back to this one - delightful subtle aromatic flavours which, when combined with Fever Tree Mediterranean tonic and lime or lemon, has to be the best drink I've ever tasted.I must have bought a dozen bottles at least and given some of them as well received gifts.
20th February 2019
Didn’t taste that much different to their seaweed gin, maybe slightly less salty but still tasted of pine. Had to force it down.
14th June 2018
Fantastic botanical flavours; my favourite gin
15th December 2017
One of the best gin I had, perfect with tonic and cucumber. It definitively worth the trip to Da Mhile Distillery !
25th August 2016
An absolutely delicious gin, I tried it at the Gin Vodka.Co Gin festival last Saturday and bought a bottle straight away. A Slightly unusual, and very interesting taste. I prefer it with a slice of lime and some soda.
31st May 2016
This is truly one of the most wonderful gins I have ever tasted - beautiful subtle floral flavours making one of the most beautiful gin and tonics ever - not yet tried it as a martini which reminds me - what am I doing this weekend.....!
27th January 2016
I've had a blessed life and tried many different gins, but Da Mhile Botanical Gin, is the most wonderful liquid I have ever poured down my throat. It is unique and beautiful, words cant do it justice.
13th February 2014