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From Scotland's first micro-distillery comes the Strathearn Heather Rose Gin, featuring the sweet, vibrantly floral combination of classic Scottish heather and delicate rose. An excellent Summer tipple when splashed in a G&T.
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I first tried this at the Ranoch moor hotel served with a slice of orange. Love love love it! Definitely my favourite gin!
Beautifully smooth with lovely soft, but subtly spicy overtones. I think this is now my new favourite gin!! ?
I’m a big fan of spicy, big flavoured gins. I also love floral notes - one of my favourite cocktails features crème de violette but sadly, I found this pretty much undrinkable. There was, to me at least, an overpowering, almost lavender taste (which I assume was the heather?), which almost number the back of my tongue. I tried to give it to a friend but he wasn’t keen either.
One to drink from a champagne flute, with an added equal measure of Premium tonic – which turns the colour from peaty gold to rose gold. With its notes of rose petals, vanilla, honey, almond and a hint of chocolate, it would also be good served with an equal measure of Luscombe Damascene Rose Bubbly. Begs for a hibiscus flower garnish. One to toast the betrothed, the beloved, and the best in life.
Not quite what I was expecting.
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