Edinburgh Gin Classic

43% ABV

Size

70cl

Quantity

£29.50

£0.00

A clean, zesty gin that balances softness with bright citrus. Launched in 2010, this is Edinburgh Gin’s modern London Dry, with a nod to Scotland in its recipe including native plants and botanicals. A unique blend of fourteen botanicals includes lavender, pine buds, mulberries and cobnuts. Orange peel, lemongrass and lime peel contribute lively citrus notes. This is a delightfully crisp gin with a distinctively smooth finish.

Tasting Notes

Flavours

Citrus

Floral

Spiced

Nose

Clean and fresh with subtle spice notes.

Taste

Rounded juniper, pine, floral lavender, with hints of soft spice and aromatic citrus.

Finish

Bright citrus giving way to a round, smooth finish.

How to enjoy this gin

For the classic gin and tonic pour, simply pair with a good quality tonic and add to an ice-filled glass with an orange peel garnish. Or try their Sunset Novana, which is simply a generous measure of gin over ice, with one teaspoon of fresh orange juice, one teaspoon of Campari, topped up with tonic water and orange twist.

About Edinburgh Gin

Edinburgh Gin is committed to the art and science of distilling, and of creating innovative, award-winning gins. Based in Scotland’s capital city, they are ever inspired by its gin making heritage, and of its position as a global light; a home to scientists, artists, philosophers and inventors. Edinburgh Gin is an artful distillation, capturing the spirit of these luminaries, whilst respecting and paying tribute to their unique sense of place; inspiring them to create a world class portfolio of gins.

Production

The production of the Edinburgh Gin expressions is spread over two unique distillery sites in Edinburgh. Heads & Tales is both a bar and home to two stills, Flora and Caledonia. Both stills are used to distil a variety of Edinburgh Gin expressions. The second production site is housed in the Biscuit Factory, located a few miles away in Leith. The distillery in the Biscuit Factory houses a large 1000 litre traditional copper pot Hoga Still. The site also features a number of smaller stills, which are used for recipe creation and development before being upscaled at either the Biscuit Factory or Heads & Tales.