A variation on the classic Whitley Neill Gin recipe, featuring a hearty helping of quince juice at its core. Smashing in a G&T.
Amongst a fruit-tastic salvo of citrus zest, apricot yoghurt and ripe nectarines there’s earthy juniper, a hint of leather and a touch of exotic spice.
A very sweet, quite syrupy texture reveals notes of juicy citrus, warming ginger, hints of juniper and unmistakable quince. There’s plenty of fleshy pear and peach in there too.
A note of thick-cut Seville orange marmalade lingers with a little zesty grapefruit.
One of the best flavoured-gins around - beautifully balanced and stunning with elderflower tonic and a slice of orange.
Quite a thick and over-sweet gin, tart initial taste (made my ears laugh, as my dad would say) but I can't say I'd buy it again. Their rhubarb and ginger option is better.
This is a really lovely flavoured gin. Perfect me time drink, or if I decide to be nice and share
Love it! This is my absolute favourite gin. Tried most gins out there from dry to sloe and this is without doubt top of my table.
Love the quince gin and may buy the quince flavored one but would like to know the difference between them first. Ps must used a decent tonic and have it ice cold in my opinion.
Lovely refreshing Gin, we tried at Sefton Park Food Show... liked it so much I bought a bottle!
