6 O’clock Gin
The Smoothness Flows From The Custom-Built Copper Still With Its Unique Double Sphere Head, Together With The Careful Selection Of Our Botanicals And Our Distiller’s Craft. Only The Pure Hear Of Each Run Makes The Cut.
Edward Kain, The Dapper Gentleman Seafarer And Great Grandfather Of Our Head Distiller, Enjoyed His Gin And Tonic At 6 O’clock, A Tradition Still Shared By British Gin-Lovers All Over The World Today.
Clean, Green Elderflower Leaps Forward, Supported By A Delightfully Sweet And Juicy Orange. Juniper Is Present Throughout, But Never In A Dominating Capacity, Rather It Supports The Entire Flavour Journey, Leaving The Mouth Oscillating Wildly Between Pine And Citrus Long After The Sip Is Supped.
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Nose – Enough botanicals to make us wish we had five noses. Big notes of citrus, delicate menthol and flowers everywhere.
Palate – Cool at first. It quickly mellows out, warmth growing with citrus keeping it fresh throughout.
Finish – Long, with a good spice.
Nose – A nice hint of Juniper up front and an earthy spiciness from the rhubarb root.
Palate – Sweet lemongrass notes with a burst of mild pepperiness, strong hints of lime, coriander and aromatic spice.
Nose – Light and delicate coriander and complex floral tones up front. A light, hoppy characteristic.
Palate – Soft tropical fruit follows with an undercurrent of juniper. Spiced grapefruit and lime peel become bitter lemon and lime rind.
Finish – A thick, rich, heavy finish.
Nose – There are strong berry notes such as blueberry and blackberry. There is also a clean and refreshing influence of citrus.
Palate – The gin is light on the palate, yet full of flavours such as orange peel. It is intensely smooth.
Finish – There is a long and full-bodied finish to the gin. It sits very nicely on the palate.
