Whitley Neill Quince Gin 70cl

Product Information

They both shine through in equal parts of the negroni. Whitley Neill Gins makes consistent mixing gins. The citrus character of the gin is nicely paired with fresh citrus. Whitley Neill still retains the character of juniper, citrus, and coriander. It has a vivid and candied flavor of lemon with strong lemon leaf and oil facet. In the first sip, Whitley Neil shows its spiced forward side a bit more. It has the flavor of bitter orange zest, tart lemon zest, and spicy flavors.

The Whitley Neill gins are available in various flavors. The botanicals used in the Gins are of high quality and carefully selected. The brand still retains the flavors of juniper, coriander, and citrus. I liked Whitley Neill Quince Gin in a Gin and Tonic, but I did find it a touch too sweet if using a tonic water like Schweppes for example. Paired with a less sweet tonic water, Whitley Neill Quince Gin adds more and the end result is actually quite beautiful. It’s sweet, with apple and pear facets and a pleasant bitter finish. You really have to look for the juniper there, but it’s a good drink in its own right. Try a Gin and Soda for an easier party pour that keeps the quince and gin character at the fore. Overall, Whitley Neill Quince Gin The brand is popular for its syrupy flavored gins but has some unique element that makes it a bit classic. It has a different flavor note among which lemon is vivid. The strong flavor of the lemon is because of the lemon leaf and oil facet. These berries with other flavors and aroma change the taste dramatically. The distillation of tart fruit pulp adds the distinctive citrus flavor to the gin.

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The quince hails from modern day Iran/Turkey and is said to have a flavor that contains notes of lemon, jasmine flowers, orange blossoms, pineapples, D’anjou pears and even apple (depending on who you ask). In other words, the fact that the fruits flavor defies simple description explains it best— quince is really its own thing. If you’ve had it, you know it. If you haven’t, it’s tough to make a point of reference. It has coriander, juniper, orange, and lemon peel. It also includes cassia bark, angelica roots, and orris root. Whitley Neill uses the baobab tree as its logo. Discover Exclusive Gins: Unveil 24 hand-selected, miniature bottles of premium gin from around the world, offering a unique tasting experience in the lead-up to Christmas.

The aroma of Whitley Neill Quince Gin is quite lovely. Lots of quince— its has some hints of Honeycrisp apple, round soft notes of canned Bartlett pear and a spiced juniper note. In other words, it’s immediately recognizable as quince and gin. Whitley Neill is an award-winning brand popular in the UK. It is among the top five Gin brand. It is widely known for its syrupy flavored gins. It has some unique elements that make it classic. On entry, the palate has a fair viscosity. Early, it has a syrupy sweetness for me that reminds me of the juice from canned pears (in heavy syrup). Tart citrus rounds things out. Mid-palate there’s slight hints of green juniper and a touch of baking spice. The finish is long and sweet, with rich notes of pear syrup and candy. It’s not cloying, but Whitley Neill Quince Gin is sweet. Whitley Neill Quince Gin is a flavored gin that adds quince and sweetening after distillation. The color is a bit neon yellow poured from the bottle, which reads a bit as Mountain Dew and yellow #5. Tasting Notes

Flavor Profile

Whitley Neill offers quality gin that are ideal with any drinks. The flavor notes are enriched with spice and lemon. It includes spice notes like creamy cassia, cubeb pepper, and cardamom. The tagline of the brand describes what those botanicals might be. The brand brings a mix of innovative botanicals together. Whitley Neill uses cape gooseberries and baobab fruit. The brand also includes other traditional botanicals.