Nerabus Gorse Gin | 700ML

Introduction

Gin: Nerabus Gorse Gin | 700ML

Gorse is great, particularly in gin. It offers a light, floral sweetness to the palate, pairing excellent with other familiar gin botanicals.

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 80 (40%ABV)

Origin: Scotland

Distillery: Islay Gin Ltd

Gorse is great, particularly in gin. It offers a light, floral sweetness to the palate, pairing excellent with other familiar gin botanicals. As such, the folks behind Nerabus Gin on Islay decided make a gin with plenty of gorse in it, and call it Nerabus Gorse Gin which makes sense as far as names go. Made with gorse harvested on Islay, it’s a delicious tipple that works great for spring-themed G&Ts.

Nerabus Gorse Gin | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: Delicate and impressive depth on the nose.

Palate: Lavender, juniper, almond flakes, vanilla flowers, orange peel.

Finish: Impressive length on the finish, very unique and complex.

Distillery Information

Nerabus is a small hamlet situated in the Rinns area on the west coast of Islay and overlooks the Loch Indall an Islay sea loch. The bus part of Nerabus can be seen in other hamlets and villages around Islay; it means farm and we have interpreted the Nera part as by the sea. Nerabus is surrounded by wildlife, including red and roe deer, geese and recently, a pair of sea eagles. The spring sees the geese depart and brings swallows, hen harriers and choughs. Slochd Measach otherwise known as The Giants Grave is a Neolithic chambered cairn located between Nerabus and the summit of Beinn Tart aMhill. Around the Nerabus Cemetry is also a memorial to the Clan Donald so Nerabus is one of the many historical sites on Islay. The inspiration for our brand and botanicals stemmed from the abundance of wild Islay Heather, Islay Gorse and the wild deer that roam. The wild gorse for our second gin is all over the island, beautiful in a yellow bloom from February onwards. The Heather blooms once a year during August and September.