The Botanist Islay Dry Gin by Bruichladdich (1.0L, 46% Vol.)

The Botanist Islay Dry Gin by Bruichladdich (1.0L, 46% ABV)The Botanist Islay Dry Gin comes from Scotland and features 31 different botanicals, 22 of which are native to the country. Produced in the Bruichladdich distillery, this gin owes its complex flavor to a combination of coriander, cinnamon, cassia, liquorice and lemon, among others. With The Botanist, Bruichladdich proves that they can not only produce good whisky, but also a very tasty dry gin. Islay Dry Gin is home to a complex range of botanicals and you could be forgiven for thinking that a gin doesn't need that many flavours. . Yet the result is a harmonious overall picture with surprising tasting notes. The unusual selection of local botanicals is combined with more traditional ones, such as coriander seeds, lemon peel and cinnamon stick. Unique flavors of apple mint, mugwort, hawthorn flowers and labwort flowers spread on the palate.The other Islay botanists at a glanceScratch thistle flowers, birch leaves, water mint, bog myrtle leaves, chamomile, flowers elderberry, broom flowers, heather flowers, hawthorn flowers, forest sage, labbage flowers, lemon balm, mowing sweetness, peppermint leaves, mugwort leaves, red clover flowers, lovage flowers, rain fern, leaves of thyme, white clover, iris roots and orange peels. It sounds like a lot - and it is a lot! And you can purchase all of these botanicals (there are 31 in total) in the form of a bottle of gin. For true gin lovers Botanical Islay Dry Gin is like no other gin; its perfection reveals itself on the palate and, as a gin lover, it really shouldn't be missed. Unlike conventional gins, the different flavors make it really appealing. Although it is difficult to detect individual notes, together they produce a wonderful result that is quintessentially Scottish. So buy Bruichladdich distillate from us today and find out which botanicals you can taste.