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Winner of 1 awardThe inaugural gin from Isle of Raasay Distillery, fittingly dubbed Isle of Raasay Gin! A tipple of firsts, it's also the very first spirit to be legally distilled on the island, which has a long history of illicit distilling. Among the 10 botanicals are local Raasay juniper, rhubarb root and even Raasay triple distilled spirit. Delicious stuff from the Hebrides.
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Lovely gin. Fresh and citrus note.
I'm not sure why the couple of bad reviews, maybe because one drinks Gordon's. This is a wonderful juniper and citrus light gin. Very refreshing with a fever tree light tonic, plenty ice and garnish with orange peel.
Very easy to drink Great with orange or lemon and a light tonic Whilst there is no big hit or depth, it is very refreshing and smooth Who on earth would compare this to Gordon’s - get off this page
A very subtle flavoured gin with a citrus finish and what I can only describe as sort of hints of rose both on the nose and palate (predominately on the nose). It would get lost (imo) with a flavoured tonic so I just put it with a light traditional tonic. Pleasant and refreshing rather than stand-out.
Tasted at the distillery, where I was sure there was a faint hint of peat.... I still think so, as I work my way through the bottle that came home to Ireland with me and is currently part of a collection that includes a couple of gin-mistakes!
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