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House of Elrick Gin
House of Elrick Gin
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- BrandHouse Of Elrick
- CategoryGin
- CountryScotland
- RegionHighland
- DistilleryHouse Of Elrick
- Style Gin
- Alcohol42.0%
Another brilliant Scottish Gin shinning with florals and spice.
There’s a very popular show in the US called "Shark Tank." But it started as a show in England called "Dragon’s Den" that is still running today. Well, a few years ago the upstart House of Elrick Gin appeared on that show and they were offered more than US $110,000 for a 10% share of the company… and founder Stuart Ingram ultimately turned it down. They have proceeded with self-funding and crowd-sourcing to get where they are today — an Aberdeen-based Spirits company with a selection of fine, hand-crafted Gins and an entrepreneurial Spirit.
House of Elrick Gin is decidedly floral in character. They keep their sources as a trade secret, but we know that they get their water from Loch Ness. And we also now of a Distillery or two in the area (e.g., Diageo’s Glen Ord) and known to contract out some work here and there. And the floral character reminds us of malted barley-based Spirits too. But both of those are guesses.
We also know that their botanicals include juniper (of course) along with heather, rose petals, sweet fennel, angelica, coriander, and some citrus. This wonderfully tasty Gin is bottled at an odd but appreciated 42% ABV in a lovely black glass decanter. And we have to say that it is another stellar example of flavorful and aromatic Gins coming out of Scotland these days.
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floral
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pine
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herbs
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spicy
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juniper
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rose
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coriander
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citrus
Appearance / Color
Clear
Nose / Aroma / Smell
The aroma is bright and decidedly floral with a wisp of pine.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The flavor profile leans toward a London Dry, but stands out with more herbs, flowers, and spice.
Finish
The finish is brisk and clean like a great Gin should be.
About
Another brilliant Scottish Gin shinning with florals and spice.
There’s a very popular show in the US called "Shark Tank." But it started as a show in England called "Dragon’s Den" that is still running today. Well, a few years ago the upstart House of Elrick Gin appeared on that show and they were offered more than US $110,000 for a 10% share of the company… and founder Stuart Ingram ultimately turned it down. They have proceeded with self-funding and crowd-sourcing to get where they are today — an Aberdeen-based Spirits company with a selection of fine, hand-crafted Gins and an entrepreneurial Spirit.
House of Elrick Gin is decidedly floral in character. They keep their sources as a trade secret, but we know that they get their water from Loch Ness. And we also now of a Distillery or two in the area (e.g., Diageo’s Glen Ord) and known to contract out some work here and there. And the floral character reminds us of malted barley-based Spirits too. But both of those are guesses.
We also know that their botanicals include juniper (of course) along with heather, rose petals, sweet fennel, angelica, coriander, and some citrus. This wonderfully tasty Gin is bottled at an odd but appreciated 42% ABV in a lovely black glass decanter. And we have to say that it is another stellar example of flavorful and aromatic Gins coming out of Scotland these days.
- BrandHouse Of Elrick
- CategoryGin
- CountryScotland
- RegionHighland
- DistilleryHouse Of Elrick
- Style Gin
- Alcohol42.0%
-
floral
-
pine
-
herbs
-
spicy
-
juniper
-
rose
-
coriander
-
citrus
Appearance / Color
Clear
Nose / Aroma / Smell
The aroma is bright and decidedly floral with a wisp of pine.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The flavor profile leans toward a London Dry, but stands out with more herbs, flowers, and spice.
Finish
The finish is brisk and clean like a great Gin should be.
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