Elaboration
Gin Hendrick's is distilled using one of the four remaining old Carter-Head stills in the world. It is a very unusual still. The Bennet still is also used. It is a gin that is produced in small batches of 500 liters or less, which gives greater control over the evolution of the distillate.
As for the botanicals, it stands out the use of flowers, roots, fruits, and seeds from all over the world. Their function is to complement and enhance its delicious infusion duo: rose petal and cucumber.
Tasting Note of Gin Hendrick's
Appearance: Gin Hendrick's has a transparent color.
Nose: Clear notes of juniper, although coriander and citrus peel stand out. The rose petals and cucumber are a bit in the background.
Palate: The fragrance of cucumber dominates, while the rose takes a back seat. Coriander and juniper make a presence again, and there is a citrus component of blood orange. The finish is of rose water and citrus peel.
Service Recommendation
We recommend serving Gin Hendrick's with premium tonic, cucumber, and plenty of ice.
