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Devil’s Staircase gin is named after a legendary trek in the West Highlands of Scotland. Now part of The West Highland Way, this steep mountain ascent has claimed more than its fair share of victims hence why it’s called Devil’s Staircase. This Highland Spiced Gin has the flavours of beautiful citrus zest, warm cardamom and nutmeg. Enjoyed best in the company of friends after a rugged munro trek. Devil’s Staircase will warm the palate and relax the body.
Tasting Notes
Flavours
Nose
Fragrant and bold warm winter spice from cardamom and nutmeg.
Taste
Initial notes of orange and lemon back onto luxurious winter cassia.
Finish
Grains of paradise leaves a delightful lingering gingery peppery note.
How to enjoy this gin
Orange peel, a few cardamom pods, tonic and ice.
About Pixel Spirits
Pixel Spirits is a small distillery set in the scenic grounds of the Loch Leven Hotel in North Ballachulish in the Scottish Highlands. Founded by husband and wife team, Craig and Noru Innes, the distillery has been self-built from scratch in line with their core values: handcrafted, bespoke and personal. Led by co-founder and distiller Craig, the Pixel Spirits team hand forage botanicals in the local area to create their artisan gins, which are carefully handcrafted in small batches of less than 100 bottles. They also run a gin making school where you can make your own unique small batch Scottish Gin.
Production
The Pixel Spirits Distillery is true to craft, being self-built from the shell of a 17th century A frame barn. They have painstakingly laboured to restore the barn and upgraded it to the standards of a current new build. As well as making a range of gins for the Pixel Spirits brand, they also distil small batch special editions and house gins for a number of other Scottish brands and businesses and run a gin school experience on site. For the first few years, all spirits have been made in a 100 litre still, but the couple has just recently invested in a new 500 litre iStill to support business growth.
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