The Old Tom gin style has long been steeped in mystery and enigma; over time, the gin that fueled the cocktail boom of the 19th century almost completely disappeared from history. Until a few years ago, inspired by demand from bartenders and gin lovers around the world, it was restored to the authentic Hayman family recipe of the 1870s.
Nose: Fresh, tart citrus notes emerge as soon as the bottle is opened, foreshadowing a refreshing taste experience. Mouth: On the palate, St. Laurent Gin Citrus reveals all its complexity with vibrant citrus flavors perfectly balanced by herbal and spicy notes. Finish: The finish is persistent and full of freshness, leaving a delicate bitterness on the palate that beckons for another sip.
Nose: Beefeater Twenty-Four reveals notes of fresh citrus and juniper berries. Palate: Balanced flavors of lemon, coriander and green tea. Finish: The finish is long and refreshing, leaving a subtle hint of spice on the palate.
Nose: Citrus and berry notes mingle with subtle floral aromas, foreshadowing a rich, complex taste experience. Palate: On the palate, this gin reveals delicate flavors of juniper, coriander and spice, balanced by hints of citrus and berries. Finish: The finish is long and refreshing, marked by citrus notes and a hint of pepper, leaving a pleasant sensation on the palate.
Nose: Roku Gin reveals floral and spicy notes, with subtle hints of fresh fruit. Mouth: On the palate, this Japanese gin reveals complex flavors of green tea, cherry blossom, yuzu and pepper. Finish: Roku Gin's finish is long and elegant, leaving refreshing juniper and citrus notes on the palate.
Nose: Fresh, fruity orange aromas emerge delicately, accompanied by floral notes. Mouth: On the palate, flavors of sweet orange and candied orange peel mingle with subtle spices and herbal notes. Finish: The finish is refreshing, with a nice long finish and a slight bitterness typical of gin.