Mchenry Distillery Barrel Aged Gin

Nose: Vanilla lilac lavender orange bloom ground coriander seed lemon myrtle swoon pine needles. Sense of taste: Smooth round sweet appearance. Vanilla mellow heating flavors (eminently coriander caraway and poppy seed) a slight spearmint note some follow juniper and an establishment kind of lemon pizzazz. The surface is rich and full. Finish: Medium. Sweet and somewhat hot with vanilla on the persistent flavor. This is likely the most adjusted and agreeable barrel-matured gin I've tasted. The obligatory juniper note is controlled (barely observable truth be told) and the accentuation is all on a warm flower vanilla and preparing flavor profile charged by a little citrus. In contrast to most gin which I like to attempt flawless however unavoidably wind up getting a charge out of best in a G&T this one sparkles as a tasting soul either slick or with only a chip of ice. Including tonic makes a wonderful beverage without a doubt yet it appears to take away from the soul by one way or another. This was delivered through a variation of the solera framework utilizing 24 intensely scorched 200 liter ex-Russell's Hold whiskey containers. The all out development time frame was a year with a large portion of the substance of every barrel being pushed through the solera at regular intervals. This is an abnormal methodology and a long extraordinary development for gin. Anyway the outcome justifies itself through this lavishly enhanced yet unobtrusive soul. Great" : 3.5 stars."

Love the waiting zesty completion from its time in whiskey barrels. It despite everything figures out how to convey the sweet citrus gin notes as well with a pleasant harmony between the two.