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First launched in July 2013, 5 botanicals are used to create Pinkster (the "Agreeably British Gin"). The brainchild of Stephen Marsh, Pinkster is made with delicious raspberries which are steeped in the gin, lending it both its pink hue and subtle fruitiness. Those raspberries don't just go in the bin afterwards - goodness, no! Those gin-soaked little rascals go on to make Pinkster's Boozy Berries and Gin Jam!
Nose: Orange peels and angelica, with a subtle whiff of tart raspberries coming through.
Palate: Rounded fruit. A drying touch of pepper. Vanilla bean and coriander.
Finish: Zesty raspberries and a grassy hint of water mint.
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Unlike most of the pink gins around, this one uses fresh fruit rather than flavourings. Makes it dry and smooth not sickly and sweet. Well above the others imho
12th February 2019
Pals were raving about this, and I see why. Subtle raspberry flavour. Makes a scrummy G&T. Only problem is the bottle disappears rather too quickly.
14th May 2018
I had my reservations on trying a pink gin but WOW was i wrong! Pinkster is amazing and now its all i drink!!
Too dry and bland for me, although I can see why some like it, can’t really taste raspberry unless you stick some raspberries in it, which rather defeats the point
1st May 2018
Heard good things from pals and Pinkster fully lived up to expectations and more. Raspberry is very gentle and it has a fantastically smooth finish. My new favourite, can't say more than that.
18th May 2017
Discovered this recently at a gin festival and was quickly converted. Subtle, smooth with just the right amount of raspberry. Makes a very tasty G&T (or two). Thumbs up.
3rd January 2017
The raspberry comes across as soapy to my taste, and the whole thing seems like something I should be putting on a cotton ball to dab on my skin rather than something I should be drinking. Trying a little too hard to be girly, and in my opinion, missing.
17th December 2016
Very nice subtle nuance of fruit on a clean refreshing palate.As fresh as the green bottle but with a new feminine twist, an excellent gin.
3rd November 2015
So smooth, with a delicious, sophisticated after-taste. Currently my favourite summer gin. Will be buying more.
21st July 2015
I first tasted pinkster at the best of Britania exhibition in Preston and was so taken I brought three bottles at the London show. Best gin on market by a country mile - Bravo!
3rd July 2015
Love this stuff. Great in the summer. A touch of fruit and v smooth. Love their line about spanking the mint for a G&T.
22nd June 2015
Lovely gin that's far nicer than the other big brands!Also nice with grapefruit & tonic...yet to try earl grey but hear that's nice too!Very easy to get pinkstered!
30th March 2015
Initially discovered this at a Foodies Festival and am now mildly hooked. They recommend serving with fresh mint instead of lemon or lime - trust me, it makes a real difference.
19th November 2014
If you're not a fan of the big dry gins, then this will hit the spot. The juniper's there but it's not dominant. Mighty refreshing.....will be stocking up for the summer. Thanks.
23rd February 2014
Wasn't sure what to expect but pleasantly surprised. Smooth finish. Even the mother-in-law who's not a gin fan was back for seconds.
28th September 2013
Ice ,fever tree tonic with a Couple of raspberries . This is elegance and perfection in terms of gin. Impressive in your glass with a taste that does not disappoint
11th August 2013