Thunderflower Gin Bottling Note

A London dry gin all the way from Devon, made with a combination of 11 botanicals extracted by vapour infusion. The recipe includes juniper, sage, green cardamom, black cardamom, angelica, elderflower, cassia, liquorice, pink peppercorn and more. The name comes from a type of small white flower the can grow on the roofs of thatched houses which, according to the lore, could ward off both lightning and witchcraft. Handy if you're plagued by thunderstorms and witches.

Tasting Note

Enjoyably green and vegetal, the sage and eldeerflower shining through. Juniper is strong and oily, with hints of liquorice and angelica bringing soft sweetness to the mix.