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From the Welsh Dà Mhìle Distillery comes Seaweed Gin, which is made with a variation on their small batch gin, and then infused with seaweed from the Newquay coast for three weeks to impart a coastal character (and also imparts a very subtly green hue). Before it's bottled, Dà Mhìle Seaweed Gin is triple filtered. It was designed to compliment seafood, which is rather interesting, so crack out the oysters!
Why not try a Dirty Dà Mhìle Seaweed Martini? Combine 1 part Dà Mhìle Seaweed Gin, 2 parts Sweet Vermouth and 1 part Olive Juice in a mixing glass with ice and stir. Strain into a martini glass and garnish with an Olive. Seaweed Gin also makes a great G&T, try garnishing yours with kiwi.
Nose: Garden herbs - fennel and dill - lead the nose, and there’s a suggestion of mint. Touches of cardamon and pepper follow slowly, and then there’s a wave of coastal saltiness.
Palate: Pocket-tin spearmints burst to life, complemented by dashes of lemon juice and a spray of sea salt. The seaweed is obvious without overpowering the gin’s savoury juniper and peppery spice notes. Fragrant eucalyptus gives a slightly medicinal quality to round off a refined palate.
Finish: Incredibly refreshing, like how you would imagine a mermaid’s toothpaste to be. It’s so, very, smooth, with a lot going on.
Overall: Beautifully composed, managing to be sophisticated, fun and intriguing all at once.
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Disappointing although not undrinkable.
13th November 2018
Simply amazing!!!
28th August 2018
I've just watched an ´Escape to the Country' episode featuring Ceredigion and a visit to a gin distillery that has introduced the idea of seaweed as a complimentary botanic to our G&T favourite. I tasted this gin in a hotel bar in Edinburgh in December 17 and became an adherent, nothing now matches for me as a mix with tonic. It's a modern gin that's fragrant and smooth with the tonic mixer (Fevertree). It's a match made in heaven for a refreshing drink.
30th July 2018
One of the best flavoured gins I have tasted. Picture summer sun and images of the sea side. This won't disappoint . Love at first taste
15th June 2018
I absolutely love this Gin -smooth, complex, interesting - if you like botanical Gins try this one!
Tasted of pine toilet cleaner. Forced it down but had to dilute it with syrup to get rid of the taste. Didn’t work.
14th June 2018
No idea why but this does taste like mermaid's toothpaste as per description (?!!) and is delicious! Probably not for everyone but add a slice of kiwi & some tonic, we loved it!
4th June 2018
Tastes like someone has boiled up a christmas tree, quite disgusting. The only Gin I have ever had to throw away.
6th May 2018
Was recommended this in a gin bar in Liverpool by the manager! Was garnished with (black pepper’ cucumber and gin berries) ordered a bottle as soon as I got home! Must try with black pepper and tonic 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
30th April 2018
I fancied something different - and got it with this gin. At the time, this was the worst gin I have had, out of fifty or so that I've tried over the last three years. I have to say I've had worse. However this gin has a nasty chemical taste, like a mouthwash. Don't buy it. You could buy 2 bottles of acceptable gin for what you'd pay for this overpriced ....
18th April 2018
We bought this gin and my husband loved it first time round, so much so we ordered a second bottle which tasted of a stagnant harbour at low tide. It made us both want to hurl!! Totally undrinkable.Obviously varies from batch to batch and certainly would never buy again
17th April 2018
Amazing gin which stands out among the best on the market which currently is a difficult thing as there are so many
16th April 2018
One of the best
7th March 2018
Amazing ! One of my favourites ! 100%
10th February 2018
Love love this gin - by far my favourite
26th November 2017
Just had a few samples of your Seaweed Gin courtesy of Hayley Matthews .
23rd November 2017
My No1 Gin. The subtle savoury (umami) taste pairs well with Fever Tree Mediterranean Tonic, a slice of lemon and dill garnish. Gin perfection!
2nd April 2017
Tried it in wales, several years ago. went to the distillery....... fabulous. Tried lots since. All good.But.............. tried another bottle last week......... the best ever. Just try it.😋😋
24th November 2016
Green color and lovely flavour ! Goes well with Martini. I had some in Wales during my holidays, a great taste for a seaside break !
25th August 2016
Goes wonderfully with Fever Tree Elderflower, 4-1.
27th July 2016
Super-clean fresh taste, definite seaweed end. Brilliant!
17th July 2016
Currently my No1 choice, with Schweppes tonic, loads of ice and slices of lime.
13th January 2016
An unusual wonderful gin. Describing the taste. Crisp, fresh, clean with rounded hint of seaweed. Yes it does go wonderfully well with sea food. I have chilled in the freezer and tried it neat..and its actually quite nice. Goes well with a good tonic. It is quite different without being a gimmick.
4th November 2015