This is fifty... Fifty Pounds gin is distilled in small quantities, and in single batches. The name comes from the time of George II and the 1736 Gin Act, when a 50 pound tax was levied on those wishing to produce and sell gin. Only two distilleries agreed to pay the tax!
Soft, slightly subdued aromas of violet, juniper and hints of spice.
Citrus-like flavours with a good core of juniper. Tangy, slightly floral too.
Herbal, citrus-led finish.
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Tried this with a slice of dried grapefruit, plenty of ice and a generic tonic, delicious.
One of the most delicious gins I've ever tatsed. Highly recommended.
Au vu des tarifs de plus en plus exorbitants des gins nouvelles vagues, voilà un excellent gin q/p, plutôt doux et classique, excellent comme on me l'a servi en tonic en Espagne: 1 m fifty pounds 3 m fever tree tonic Grains de genièvre et tranches de manzana Dans un immense verre ballon rempli de gros glaçons of course... Par 40° il faut bien ça!
Bought the gift set at the good food show last year after sampling a few others. This was the best by far. A really great quality smooth gin and will definitely be buying this as my gin of choice. Good with tonic but equally good on its own ...love it.
Fantastic! Best ever gin!
