An elegantly floral gin that comes to us all the way from Manchester, created using a recipe of 13 botanicals. While many remain secret, the producers have revealed three of them - elderflower, lavender and rose (juniper is obviously one of the remaining 10, because gin). It's produced in batches of up to 85 bottles on the eponymous Fenney Street.
Piney juniper, citrus blossom, angelica vanilla-y elements, a hint of heather.
Severely outclassed by a number of better floral gins on the market. The flowers used are hardly detectable no matter how you drink it and the harshness of it leads me to believe it's very cheaply made
