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Hendrick's Gin
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- BrandHendrick's Gin
- CategoryGin
- CountryScotland
- DistilleryGirvan
- AgeNAS
- Style Gin
- Alcohol44.0%
Most celebrated Scottish Gin - for a reason!
Hendrick's Gin is so popular one would think it's been around since the beginning of time. It was actually launched in 1999 and after two decades, it needs no introduction. Its apothecary style bottle brings back Edwardian ads and makes it stand out in the crowd.
Distilled in a bespoke still and made from a variety of botanicals, macerated for 24 hours, the Gin absolutely stands out with its rose and cucumber notes that turn the booze that used to be "just a juniper concoction" into something spectacular. The juniper is still there, naturally, but the aromas of sweet orange and elderflower, and flavors of angelica and coriander, prove why Hendrick's is a staple of every bar and home.
Nowadays, the market is full of fancy and adventurous Gins, but one must not forget the one that started the craze. Play around with Gimlet and Martini, but make sure you finish your day with a classic G&T.
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rose
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cucumber
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floral
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botanicals
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coriander
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juniper
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bitter
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zesty
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citrus
Appearance / Color
Clear
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Juniper aromas with floral hints and a touch of musky rose, followed by a blanket of sweet orange, lime zest, and elderflower.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Very classic Gin on the palate with flavors of angelica, coriander, juniper and orris root. A burst of citrus flavors seals the deal.
Finish
A fairly long finish brings juniper back, accompanied by a hint of licorice and black pepper.
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Most celebrated Scottish Gin - for a reason!
Hendrick's Gin is so popular one would think it's been around since the beginning of time. It was actually launched in 1999 and after two decades, it needs no introduction. Its apothecary style bottle brings back Edwardian ads and makes it stand out in the crowd.
Distilled in a bespoke still and made from a variety of botanicals, macerated for 24 hours, the Gin absolutely stands out with its rose and cucumber notes that turn the booze that used to be "just a juniper concoction" into something spectacular. The juniper is still there, naturally, but the aromas of sweet orange and elderflower, and flavors of angelica and coriander, prove why Hendrick's is a staple of every bar and home.
Nowadays, the market is full of fancy and adventurous Gins, but one must not forget the one that started the craze. Play around with Gimlet and Martini, but make sure you finish your day with a classic G&T.
- BrandHendrick's Gin
- CategoryGin
- CountryScotland
- DistilleryGirvan
- AgeNAS
- Style Gin
- Alcohol44.0%
-
rose
-
cucumber
-
floral
-
botanicals
-
coriander
-
juniper
-
bitter
-
zesty
-
citrus
Appearance / Color
Clear
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Juniper aromas with floral hints and a touch of musky rose, followed by a blanket of sweet orange, lime zest, and elderflower.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Very classic Gin on the palate with flavors of angelica, coriander, juniper and orris root. A burst of citrus flavors seals the deal.
Finish
A fairly long finish brings juniper back, accompanied by a hint of licorice and black pepper.
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