An English gin, distilled at Herefordshire, from the same company that make Chase potato vodka. This is distilled from organic apples, and has a lovely crisp, fruity flavour.
Sweet with green apple laces, a little liquorice, juniper and elderflower. Perhaps even a hint of toffee...?
Crisp apples up front, slowly becoming juicier, with orange peels chiming in from the side. Dryer near the end with classic gin herbaceousness.
Refreshing with plenty of juniper and citrus.
As with the last RV this gin is expensive yet has the oddest flavour. Tastes somewhat cheap, maybe like the flavour imparted by really old ice that has been in your freezer for years. Disliked it. only drink it after Ive had a few so Im less discerning. shame for the heritage and price
I have to say, that this is, to date, the only bottle of Gin that I've ever given away... to 3 different people because none of them liked it. It has a strange flavour that seems to resemble the vodka it comes from more than the gin it is. I appreciate that a lot of people seem to enjoy it, but unfortunately, not a single friend or family member could stand it. Shame for the price too :(.
IM BIG FAN OF GIN, WILLIAMS IS THE BEST
Was a little hesitant with the review saying it was more like Vodka, and another saying unpleasant. Made from apples, into cider, into vodka, into gin. I have to say I was bowled over. This to date is THE nicest gin I have ever had. Being 48%, 3 doubles was more than enough for a good night.
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