Martin Miller’s Original Gin
From: Martin Miller’s Gin
Martin Miller was a strange mix. At heart a traditionalist yet, at the same time, a visionary with a strong appetite for success combined with the soul of an artist. In creating his gin, the traditionalist in him demanded he make a gin that ‘tasted of gin’ and not, in his words, ‘of some highly flavoured confection’.
However his soul of an artist pushed him to propose new angles to solve the objective which some perceived as mad. He insisted on only employing the methods and techniques of the ‘old school’ gin makers which had long been dropped. Although they thought they were mad ideas, his founding colleagues stuck by him and produced what is today the most awarded super premium gin brand of the last 15 years … pure genius.
- Blended to bottling strength using Icelandic spring water.
- Small batch pot distilled.
Gin-Note™ Flavour Guidance
Smooth and Citrus
Smooth and delicate with lemon and pine notes on the nose and citrus on the palate, leading into balanced juniper and a soft, fresh finish.
Ideal mixer: Classic tonic
Recommended garnish: Lime wheel
Ideal serve: Gin and Tonic
ABV: 40%
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IWSC Awards:
- 2022 Silver award
- 2021 Silver award
- 2020 Gold award
| ABV: | 40% |
| Nose: | Its alcohol level enhances a smooth flavour with lemon peels and pine notes |
| Palate: | The slight liquorice sweetness enhances the citrus and spiced sensations |
| Finish: | Long and fresh feeling with lemon notes |
| Serve: | Serve chilled over large ice cubes. Gin and Tonic with Lime wheel |
| Website: | www.martinmillersgin.com |
Botanicals used in Martin Miller’s Original Gin
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