Puerto De Indias Blackberry Gin 58-4 rich and herbaceous in nature

rich and herbaceous in nature

delicate concentration and elegant softness

was staying in Scotland in 1919 when he had the opportunity to learn how to distill grain whisky in a Coffey still first-hand from Scotch craftsmen

before re-opening in 1986 courtesy of Japanese distillers Takara Shuzo and Okura & Co

minimalist touch to preserve purity

Puerto De Indias Blackberry Gin 58-4 rich and herbaceous in natureThis gin from Sevillian Puerto de Indias combines flavours of juicy blackberry along with classic, juniper led botanicals. It ought to add a generous burst of berry flavour, as well as a lilac tinge, to your Gin & Tonics. On the nose: The fruity blackberry notes dominate, underlined by delicate hints of violet caramel on a fresh and citrus background. Mouthfeel: After a fine and velvety entrance, the complex notes of wild black fruits make their way