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A gin made with a traditional ingredients as well as foraged botanicals such as nettles. Garnish you G&T with a couple of torn or spanked basil leaves. The label depicts the National Wallace Monument and Stirling Bridge.
Vibrant, juniper-driven but spicy. Citrus, slightly herbaceous, classic at heart.
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Really great gin...first tasted this on their gin tasting at their distillery in Stirling.... very easy to drink!I like it garnished with orange and med tonic...
3rd January 2020
This is an unusual and beautifully crafted gin! My senses were not expecting that much of an assault. The pith of the orange and half of the herb garden!! I'm sold on this. Great on its own, but nice with a good tonic water as well... Well worth a go!
15th May 2018
My local gin, very different to any other. Refreshing when garnished with orange and basil as the distillers recommend
17th January 2017
Easy to drink neat or over ice and lends itself well to cocktails
18th June 2016