Empirical Spirits The Plum, I Suppose 50cl
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Empirical Spirits The Plum, I Suppose
Empirical Spirits is back at it, making marvellous tipples with its own in-house koji spirit. The Plum, I Suppose features plum kernel and marigold as its botanicals - it's a lot more nutty than you might expect, with the kernels imparting fragrant sweet almond notes alongside hints of fresh plum fruitiness. The name comes from a Robert Frost poem 'The Rose Family', which brings to mind ideas of beauty, and also makes us think that more drinks need commas in their names. In fact, just more punctuation overall, really.
Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt
Dry flaked almond with a hint of cherry Bakewell, soft cardamom spiciness, a whiff of fresh spring blossom.

