Boodles British Mulberry Flavoured Gin 70 cl

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a b Robert Plotkin, “Boodles British Gin,” Archived 2014-10-12 at the Wayback Machine American Cocktails. The _ga cookie, installed by Google Analytics, calculates visitor, session and campaign data and also keeps track of site usage for the site's analytics report. Whether enjoyed neat or mixed in cocktails, this gin promises a unique and flavorful experience for gin enthusiasts seeking something truly special.Of course, if you are going to prepare an afternoon tea, it really should be served properly with finger sandwiches, delicious freshly made scones with lashings of strawberry jam and Devonshire clotted cream and of course the finest bone-china pots. The finish pours the cranberry cocktail character back on, full force, biting and mouth-puckering — and incredibly lingering on the back of the tongue. The body is heavily cherry-flavored, a bit cough syrupy in its sweetness, but with enough of a thyme- and rosemary-tinted edge to pull it back from the edge… at least for a time. I don’t want to go into too much depth about Boodles and their famous London Dry as I’ll reserve that for a later review but in brief, their original gin is distilled from a base spirit of British wheat, infused with traditional herbs and spices including nutmeg, sage and rosemary. Neat: There is some traditional bitterness and juniper but the mulberry is very present along with summer fruits.

Made with mulberry gin, lemon juice, and blackberry liqueur, it’s really easy to mix, making it the perfect cocktail to serve at any occasion. As you might have already gathered, Cream Gin uses cold-distilled fresh cream as a botanical, with interesting results. Delicious sweet mulberry fruit with notes of raspberry and currants which have been steeped in Boodles gin combine beautifully with the rosemary, nutmeg and sage to create a wonderfully balanced complex drink. This gin uses Hebridean sugar kelp as one of its botanicals, bottling a taste of the Scottish Isle of Harris where it is made. Made with mulberries, Boodles Gin and a blend of natural ingredients, Boodles Mulberry is a liqueur that is perfect for sipping both warm and cold over the holiday season.The collaboration with Cornwall’s Sharp’s Brewery uses three different hops in the distillation process, alongside the usual botanicals. The bottle design is much the same as their standard gin (left), though I love the addition of a peacock feather pattern to the label.

Our third and final cocktail is Mulberry Bramble Cocktail which is made with 150ml Boodles Mulberry Gin, 90ml Fresh lemon juice, 90ml Crème de Mure (Blackberry Liqueur), Lemon half wheel and some blackberries. Michael Bord, “New Name, New Brands, New Personnel for Pernod Richard USA,” Beverage Dynamics, March/April 2002. Richard Siddle, “Boodles Gin hits the UK with multiple premium on-trade listings,” Harpers, January 14, 2014. Traditional sloe gin – a product long steeped in British tradition – serves as the primary inspiration behind Boodles Mulberry. Combining gin with another of Britain’s favourite drinks, Teasmith Gin is inspired by North East Scotland’s links to the tea trade.Pour one part Boodles Gin and two parts tonic into a highball glass over a squawk of ice, stir to a flourish.

This cookie is set by Rubicon Project to control synchronization of user identification and exchange of user data between various ad services. In October 2013, Boodles Gin was released in the UK, with a redesigned bottle and an alcoholic strength of 80 proof. Boodles Mulberry pays homage to the humble mulberry tree which has been a familiar sight in the English countryside for centuries. Inspired by the traditional sloe gin liqueur, Boodles Mulberry is a fresh interpretation of a British classic.Another spirit that blends gin with a cuppa, though this time Southwold’s Adnams are using matcha tea from Japan. It was reputed to be the favourite gin of the club's most famous member, Winston Churchill, [1] though the same has been claimed for Plymouth Gin. The taste combines delicate mulberries with notes of raspberry and currant to create a sweet and subtle medley.