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Isle Of Harris Gin

(70cl, 45%)

Isle Of Harris Gin

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Isle Of Harris Gin Bottling Note

Isle of Harris Gin is made on the eponymous Outer Hebrides island, using a selection of nine botanicals, including sustainably harvested sugar kelp from local sea-lochs. This imparts a subtly coastal, maritime quality to the gin, which also features juniper, angelica, cassia, coriander, cubeb, liquorice root, orange peel, and orris root. The bottle is also a sight to behold, evoking the ripples of the sea.

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Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Earthy juniper sits at the core, surrounded by waves of citrus and toasty spice, with coastal breeze salinity wafting through.

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Isle Of Harris Gin Reviews

High quality.

My favourite gin in the maritime category. Great in a martini.

12th June 2022

Good but not fantastic

A fair to good gin, awesome bottle creates the hype.

6th March 2022

My favourite gin

Have tried many gins, but Isle of Harris gin remains in first place

1st May 2021

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