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The deliciousness of violet continues to wow gin producers and gin lovers everywhere, and Whitley Neill is getting in on the fun with its very own Parma Violet Gin! Hugely perfumed with balancing sweet notes and spicy elements, this stuff is sure to make some brilliant floral twists on classic cocktails...
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I really like Violet creams but, of all the flavoured gins from Whiteley Neill, this is the one that I found simply too much. Whereas I find some quite sweet (and this is certainly sweet), I found the taste of violets overpowering, and just weird with tonic and lemon.
This gin is very sweet and, although not unpleasant, it is debatable whether it ought to be labelled gin. I made a martini and the violet taste is a little intriguing, but the sweetness makes it impossible.
I received a bottle as a present for my birthday, having been a gin drinker for a few years now I thought Ide give it a go , poured a double with fever tree and ice , smells nice nothing out of the ordinary, on tasting,,, first swill was a gin presence, then came the swallow, all I could describe it as a flavoured Turpentine , it’s a strange taste , more like a counterfeit flavoured moon shine , likes it’s been made in a shed with a candle taste , it’s like drinking gin from a glass that’s had turps in .
Very pleasant,not sweet; with a subtle violet aftertaste. Pleasing with lemonade! Not enough violet in my opinion but lovely.
A beautiful Parma violet gin. This is the best one I have tasted as others are gin liquors which are far too sweet. Thus however is not and has that beautiful smell too aswell as the best taste. If you wanted it sweet serve with lemonade. I love mine with slimline tonic.
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