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Herbal gins are those that incorporate a variety of herbs and spices in their manufacturing process, giving them distinctive flavors and aromas. These gins are typically juniper based and complemented by a combination of herbs and spices which may include rosemary, thyme, sage, mint, bay leaf, fennel, among others.
Herbal gins are made by incorporating a variety of herbs and spices during the distillation or mashing process. First, herbs and spices are carefully selected, which can include rosemary, thyme, sage, mint, fennel, bay leaf, and many other options depending on the specific recipe. These herbs are added to the still or macerated in neutral alcohol, allowing the flavors and aromas to extract and blend with the base alcohol. During distillation, the volatile compounds present in the herbs are released, creating a gin with a distinctive herbal and spicy complexity. In some cases, fresh herbs or extracts may also be added after distillation to further enhance the flavors.
The result is an herbal gin with a wide range of flavors, ranging from earthy and fresh notes to herbal and spicy aromas. These gins are appreciated for their unique character and are used both in cocktails and in direct tasting, offering a captivating flavor and aroma experience.
There are several popular herbal gins on the market, some of which are:
Hendrick's Gin: Known for its distinctive bottle and focus on botanical flavors, Hendrick's Gin uses a combination of herbs and spices, including cucumber and rose petals, for a fresh, floral character.
The Botanist: Brewed on the island of Islay, Scotland, The Botanist uses a variety of 22 locally harvested botanicals, including herbs, flowers, and berries, creating a complex, herbaceous gin.
G'Vine Floraison: This French gin stands out for using grapes as a base and adding a combination of nine botanicals, including juniper, grape blossom, ginger, and cardamom, creating a smooth and floral flavor experience.
Monkey 47: Produced in the Black Forest of Germany, Monkey 47 is made with a combination of 47 botanicals, including herbs, fruits, and spices, which provide exceptional complexity and intense herbal notes.
Beefeater 24: This gin from the well-known brand Beefeater incorporates a blend of 12 botanicals, including green tea and grapefruit skin, which give it a balanced and herbal flavor profile.
These are just a few of the more popular herbal gins, but the market offers a wide variety of options to explore, each with its own unique flavor profile and style.
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