Broken Bat Gin
From: NÄO Spirits
Broken Bat is a limited edition version of Greater Than Gin. It is the distillery’s version of cask-aged Gin. Their classic gin has been aged with toasted Kashmir Willow sourced from crowd-sourced cricket bats and off-cuts sourced from a bat-maker in Kashmir.
The Broken Bat is an ode to India’s love for cricket in a bottle of India’s first craft gin.
It is best enjoyed all by itself on ice or topped up with Soda or Cola. Rather than use tonic, the distillers recommend drinking this in the way you would drink your favourite whisky.
Gin-Note™ Flavour Guidance
Bold and Woody
Greater Than Gin from India aged in Kashmir Willow
Recommended garnish: Orange peel
Ideal serve: Neat over ice
ABV: 47%
Aged: in Kashmir Willow
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ABV: | 47% |
Nose: | Aged leather and freshly toasted wood |
Palate: | Almost-ripe mangoes and sweet juniper spice |
Finish: | Smoky and Rich. Christmas Cake. |
Serve: | Neat, over ice with orange peel garnish |
Website: | www.naospirits.com |
Botanicals used in Broken Bat Gin
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