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Tarquin's The Seadog Navy Strength

(70cl, 57%)

Tarquin's The Seadog Navy Strength

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Tarquin's The Seadog Navy Bottling Note

Southwestern Distillery's excellent Tarquin's Gin bottled at 57% abv! Orris root, green cardamom seeds, cinnamon and violets are all used and the gin is distilled in Tamara, their copper pot still named after the goddess of the Tamar.

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Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose: Spicy juniper and cardamom with sweet, fragrant citrus and pine, sweet almond.

Palate: Fragrant and fresh, rounded notes from the nose, black pepper warmth.

Finish: Big, spicy and drying.

Overall: A fantastic gin for all you salty seadogs and land lubbers alike! Excellent in cocktails.

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Tarquin's The Seadog Navy Strength Reviews

A gin with attitude

Firstly, I am not a gin connoisseur but have tasted a few in my time. This gin, for me, has loads of character; yes it is heavy duty and not one to be swigged by the pint, not cheap and might not be to everyone's liking, but I love it and I think the fact it turns cloudy once tonic is added is a plus rather than a negative. Get a bottle and enjoy!

31st July 2021

Delicious with Fevertree tonic with Clementine and Cinnamon

Delicious with Fever tree Clementine tonic with cinnamon over ice - strong but tasty

17th January 2021

Foul

Of all the many navy strength this plus various ordinary and flavoured this was the worst,the addition of tonic made it go cloudy and taste even foUler.

26th November 2020

Bold and delicious

It’s strong and spot on

6th June 2020

Hardcore and Excellent

Personally, I love this in a nice dry martini with an olive. But you probably only need one; two at most. It's strong, but delicious.

23rd April 2020

A proper Ginny gin

The Sea dog's B*****ks with fevertee Mediterranean tonic and a muddle of orange

28th June 2019

Something to appreciate!!

Absolutely brilliant!! Not for the faint hearted though! Think of it as the Lagavulin of the Gin world. Needs a good tonic Elder-flower FT maybe with a couple of cubes of ice. Lovely.

6th April 2019

A different animal with schizophrenia!

On its own I would have to say no! Far too overpowering to pick up any of the botanicals used, but add some decent tonic and it's a different story... The Seadog needs taming to get it at its best!!!

15th May 2018

One of the best

Amazingly smooth considering the high abv.
Lots of fresh citrus hence the milky look when added to tonic. Great in a negroni too

9th February 2018

The best ever? I think so

Just tasted this last evening. It was perfect. Tried it with lime, then with cucumber, both set a significant taste to the gin and should be used with care. A dip of what you like (lime or cucumber) is enough.
This is high quality gin, maybe the best ever.

14th January 2018

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