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Ableforth's Bathtub Gin Navy Strength
Ableforth's Bathtub Gin Navy Strength
Size: 0,75
l
(57.0%
ABV)
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- BrandAbleforth's
- CategoryGin
- CountryUnited Kingdom
- DistilleryAbleforth's
- AgeNAS
- Style London Dry Gin
- Alcohol57.0%
A deeply flavored and textured Gin that is so good and so satisfying that it can stand on its own.
Atom Drinks Group was founded in 1996 by Justin Petszaft who — while working on his PhD program in Physics — started working at a local Single Malt Whisky shop in the UK. He eventually acquired the shop and set about bringing the business online, expanding operations, and recruiting a few of his childhood friends to join him. The business has expanded to develop and market their own line of signature Spirits. Their award-winning brands include Abelforth’s, Darkness, Origin, and nearly a dozen other Spirits.
For some Spirits, making their dram "stronger" simply means adding less water to bring it to proof. And while Ableforth's Bathtub Gin Navy Strength does clock in at 57% ABV, they go the extra step of gently cracking the botanicals so that they have more exposure to the Spirit and infuse more flavor. And if you remember, they do a two-part infusion where the heat-tolerant flavors and aromatics are vapor-distilled while the more delicate ones are cold-steeped. The result is still their original, award-winning Bathtub Gin in its soul. But the flavor profile is bolder and richer on top of the higher ABV. It could actually be the first real "sipping Gin" we’ve had this year. It is astoundingly good all by itself.
Smartass Corner:
The term "bathtub Gin" came into use during Prohibition. It referred to small batch production of flavored Spirits using home-made equipment and improvised processes.
Atom Drinks Group was founded in 1996 by Justin Petszaft who — while working on his PhD program in Physics — started working at a local Single Malt Whisky shop in the UK. He eventually acquired the shop and set about bringing the business online, expanding operations, and recruiting a few of his childhood friends to join him. The business has expanded to develop and market their own line of signature Spirits. Their award-winning brands include Abelforth’s, Darkness, Origin, and nearly a dozen other Spirits.
For some Spirits, making their dram "stronger" simply means adding less water to bring it to proof. And while Ableforth's Bathtub Gin Navy Strength does clock in at 57% ABV, they go the extra step of gently cracking the botanicals so that they have more exposure to the Spirit and infuse more flavor. And if you remember, they do a two-part infusion where the heat-tolerant flavors and aromatics are vapor-distilled while the more delicate ones are cold-steeped. The result is still their original, award-winning Bathtub Gin in its soul. But the flavor profile is bolder and richer on top of the higher ABV. It could actually be the first real "sipping Gin" we’ve had this year. It is astoundingly good all by itself.
Smartass Corner:
The term "bathtub Gin" came into use during Prohibition. It referred to small batch production of flavored Spirits using home-made equipment and improvised processes.
Flavor Spiral TM
-
juniper
-
spicy
-
cardamom
-
citrus
-
cinnamon
-
orange peel
-
pine
-
coriander
-
slightly sweet
Appearance / Color
Shimmery Clear
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Even chilled, the aroma is warm with cardamom and citrus taking turns on a stage of juniper and spice.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The flavors are deep, rich, and pronounced well with a full, oily mouth-feel supporting articulated notes of cinnamon, orange zest, cardamom, pine, coriander, and a hidden sweetness.
Finish
This Gin has the longest finish of any Gin we can remember with a deep and satisfying warmth.
Shimmery Clear
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Even chilled, the aroma is warm with cardamom and citrus taking turns on a stage of juniper and spice.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The flavors are deep, rich, and pronounced well with a full, oily mouth-feel supporting articulated notes of cinnamon, orange zest, cardamom, pine, coriander, and a hidden sweetness.
Finish
This Gin has the longest finish of any Gin we can remember with a deep and satisfying warmth.
About
A deeply flavored and textured Gin that is so good and so satisfying that it can stand on its own.
Atom Drinks Group was founded in 1996 by Justin Petszaft who — while working on his PhD program in Physics — started working at a local Single Malt Whisky shop in the UK. He eventually acquired the shop and set about bringing the business online, expanding operations, and recruiting a few of his childhood friends to join him. The business has expanded to develop and market their own line of signature Spirits. Their award-winning brands include Abelforth’s, Darkness, Origin, and nearly a dozen other Spirits.
For some Spirits, making their dram "stronger" simply means adding less water to bring it to proof. And while Ableforth's Bathtub Gin Navy Strength does clock in at 57% ABV, they go the extra step of gently cracking the botanicals so that they have more exposure to the Spirit and infuse more flavor. And if you remember, they do a two-part infusion where the heat-tolerant flavors and aromatics are vapor-distilled while the more delicate ones are cold-steeped. The result is still their original, award-winning Bathtub Gin in its soul. But the flavor profile is bolder and richer on top of the higher ABV. It could actually be the first real "sipping Gin" we’ve had this year. It is astoundingly good all by itself.
Smartass Corner:
The term "bathtub Gin" came into use during Prohibition. It referred to small batch production of flavored Spirits using home-made equipment and improvised processes.
Atom Drinks Group was founded in 1996 by Justin Petszaft who — while working on his PhD program in Physics — started working at a local Single Malt Whisky shop in the UK. He eventually acquired the shop and set about bringing the business online, expanding operations, and recruiting a few of his childhood friends to join him. The business has expanded to develop and market their own line of signature Spirits. Their award-winning brands include Abelforth’s, Darkness, Origin, and nearly a dozen other Spirits.
For some Spirits, making their dram "stronger" simply means adding less water to bring it to proof. And while Ableforth's Bathtub Gin Navy Strength does clock in at 57% ABV, they go the extra step of gently cracking the botanicals so that they have more exposure to the Spirit and infuse more flavor. And if you remember, they do a two-part infusion where the heat-tolerant flavors and aromatics are vapor-distilled while the more delicate ones are cold-steeped. The result is still their original, award-winning Bathtub Gin in its soul. But the flavor profile is bolder and richer on top of the higher ABV. It could actually be the first real "sipping Gin" we’ve had this year. It is astoundingly good all by itself.
Smartass Corner:
The term "bathtub Gin" came into use during Prohibition. It referred to small batch production of flavored Spirits using home-made equipment and improvised processes.
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- BrandAbleforth's
- CategoryGin
- CountryUnited Kingdom
- DistilleryAbleforth's
- AgeNAS
- Style London Dry Gin
- Alcohol57.0%
Flavor Spiral TM
-
juniper
-
spicy
-
cardamom
-
citrus
-
cinnamon
-
orange peel
-
pine
-
coriander
-
slightly sweet
Appearance / Color
Shimmery Clear
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Even chilled, the aroma is warm with cardamom and citrus taking turns on a stage of juniper and spice.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The flavors are deep, rich, and pronounced well with a full, oily mouth-feel supporting articulated notes of cinnamon, orange zest, cardamom, pine, coriander, and a hidden sweetness.
Finish
This Gin has the longest finish of any Gin we can remember with a deep and satisfying warmth.
Shimmery Clear
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Even chilled, the aroma is warm with cardamom and citrus taking turns on a stage of juniper and spice.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The flavors are deep, rich, and pronounced well with a full, oily mouth-feel supporting articulated notes of cinnamon, orange zest, cardamom, pine, coriander, and a hidden sweetness.
Finish
This Gin has the longest finish of any Gin we can remember with a deep and satisfying warmth.
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