Eden Mill Original Gin | 700ML

Introduction

Gin: Eden Mill Original Gin | 700ML

These bright orange berries bring a distinctive tang to the gin, which is expertly balanced by the other botanicals in this twist on a London dry. Superb served with tonic and a good wedge of grapefruit!

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 80 (40%ABV)

Origin: Scotland

Distillery: Eden Mill

Made to echo the rugged Scottish coastline that surrounds its St. Andrews based distillery, the Original Gin from Eden Mill champions sea buckthorn berries, which thrive in the seaswept conditions. These bright orange berries bring a distinctive tang to the gin, which is expertly balanced by the other botanicals in this twist on a London dry. Superb served with tonic and a good wedge of grapefruit!

Eden Mill Original Gin | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: Citrus forward, with lemon balm and bitter orange peel in front of gentle spices

Palate: Sea buckthorn berries on the palate.

Finish: A peppery spice from the classic botanicals.

Distillery Information

Eden Mill began with the mission of returning the lost art of distilling and brewing to St. Andrews. A combined distillery and brewery, making craft gin, single malt whisky and beer situated on the site of an old distillery, Seggie Distillery, that was founded in 1810 and closed after 50 years. In 2012 Paul Miller, who has been a part of the drinks industry for nearly 40 years, opened Eden Brewery at the site; after a rebrand, it became Eden Mill. Embodying the spirit and traditions of St Andrews, Eden Mill released Golf Gin in 2015 as a nod to its home city, the renowned home of golf. Botanicals are sourced from the local fields, forests and coasts to represent the best of Scotland, applying both modern techniques and traditional methods.