Benjamin, Dec 26, 2020

An incredible, unique gin that everyone should try. My wife tried it on a whim during our flight to Iceland (a G+T on Iceland Air is cheaper than a bagel), and we were wowed. The milk whey creates a creaminess that pairs wonderfully with the peppery spiciness of the gin. Makes a G+T like you've never had before. My favorite way to drink this is with East Imperial tonic and a splash of golden bitters--it makes an almost curry-like cocktail that's lovely in a way that doesn't quite play out in words. If you find this at your local shop, grab a bottle; you won't be disappointed.

Bjorn, Dec 2, 2020

My favourite gin of all time. Fantastic notes and cleaver finish.

KRISTI, Sep 9, 2020

Not at all disappointed with this gin, great spice profile.

Ben, Aug 27, 2020

Great with tonic water and lime while still coming through in an interesting and smooth way.

Kayleigh, Jul 15, 2020

Tasty, peppery, a little spicier than most gins I've tried, but just as smooth as my favorites thanks to the unique use of whey as a distilling liquid. Not a huge fan of orange notes usually but it was more than welcome here, and gave it a very warm finish.

Aine, Jun 7, 2020

One of my favourite gins. Delicious served with a wedge of grapefruit and good quality tonic.

Andrew, May 20, 2020

Absolutely amazing with fever tree Indian tonic.

Rex, May 5, 2020

First tasted this on a trip through Ireland last year. Unlike any Gin we have had before but we all tried different mixers and quickly drank a bottle in a night. So much for bringing it home to the states. So when I saw it show up on Flaviar I had to get another bottle. Looking to recreate that night in Dingle drinking gin with friends.

Steve, Jul 15, 2018

This is perhaps a bit too unique for me. I was definitely curious about trying a gin made from milk, and I think given different botanicals, I would have enjoyed it, but to me the cumin taste is just too much. When I first opened the bottle, I thought maybe it had gone bad, but then I read the back and saw cumin on the ingredient list. Cumin has always smelled like sweaty armpits to me, so it's really hard to like a gin that smells like it. That said, there are more flavors in there, and it is growing on me the more I drink. I'll make it through the bottle, but unless I find the perfect mixer or pairing (Indian food, maybe?), I doubt I'll buy it again.

Jenna, Jul 4, 2018

This is my absolute favorite gin of the moment. It is so unique. Very mild juniper notes, more of a warm, coriander overtone, and the most delicious creamy finish. I am still searching for the perfect garnish for my gin and tonic made with Bertha’s, but I have faith that with a little research, I’ll get there. This is definitely not a London dry gin, but oh so unique.

Laura, Jul 3, 2018

This is one of the most unusual and flavorful gins I have ever sipped. Although it is totally clear, the creamy/milky flavor still comes through, with a strong herbal/citrus/pepper finish. My husband and I loved it neat, but it also makes a really fun G&T as well as an unusually delicious Gimlet or Negroni. This is a bottle of surprises that we intend to always keep as a fun gin option in our bar.

Barry, May 25, 2018

Milky strangeness and whoa pepper

Jefferson, Mar 13, 2018

This Gin tastes like no other. A friend brought some over from Ireland and we fell in love with it. Truly unusual flavor...so perhaps not for everyone, however if you like it you'll want to sip it straight because it's just that delicious.