Height Of Arrows Funk Gin
From: Holyrood Distillery
It’s a common practice to ferment juniper in the Balkans for the purpose of making a lemonade substitute.
This lovely refreshing Smreka inspired the team at Holyrood Distillery to use fermented juniper to create Funk. Made by naturally fermenting juniper in a mixture of sea salt and lemons.
| ABV: | 43% |
|---|---|
| Nose: | Bursting with lemon and woody pine. |
| Palate: | Savoury lemon, citrus rind, and fresh pine, with an underlying saltiness adding depth of flavour. |
| Finish: | Beautifully smooth and chewy. |
| Serve: | The Southside |
| www.holyrooddistillery.co.uk/about-us/our-gin/ |
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