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Certified Scottish Gin
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Bottled at 57.2% ABV, LBD Latitude Strength Gin is distilled with a variety of botanicals, including some locally foraged and grown such as wood sorrel, beech leaf, parsnip and birch sap. Thanks to the distillation process the gin manages to capture both bold and delicate flavours in the same sip, with a well balanced flavour profile that excites and entices. The ABV references the 57.2 latitude line that the distillery sits on.
Tasting Notes
Flavours
Nose
Big sweet and sour lemon on the nose and fresh forest floor.
Taste
On the palate, grapefruit and sherbet dip dab with a wave of herbal tea.
Finish
The finish has notes of pepper, rocket salad and lemon dressing.
How to enjoy this gin
A slice of apple, tonic and ice.
About Little Brown Dog Spirits
Little Brown Dog Spirits was officially established in 2018 by vet and whisky connoisseur Andrew Smith and farmer Chris Reid in rural Aberdeenshire. Andrew had used the name Little Brown Dog to label original whisky bottling samples he shared with friends and the name came from Andrew’s pet dog who travels with him to tasting events and distillery visits.
Little Brown Dog Spirits is a creative hub for distilling spirits with its own stills for experimental, small batch distillations along with a larger still for bigger spirit runs. The Little Brown Dog Spirits team is focused on creating spirits with true provenance through the use of locally foraged botanicals. Enjoying the independence of creating unique and experimental spirits, including gin, the team plan on releasing a number of one-off limited edition spirits.
Production
Little Brown Dog Spirits Distillery, a micro-distillery in rural Aberdeenshire, is a stone’s throw from the local landmark of Bennachie. The distillery focuses on flavour and producing innovative spirits, including gin, that combine provenance and break down some of the traditions associated with the world of spirits. The distillery is home to a 100 litre traditional Alembic copper pot still named ‘Big Dug’ along with a smaller 10 litre development still fittingly named ‘Wee Dug’.
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