Malfy Con Limone Lemon Flavoured Italian Gin, 70cl

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What sets Malfy Gin apart from other gins is its subtle citrus notes. Unlike other gins that are dominated by juniper and other herbal flavors, Malfy Gin has a refreshing lemony taste that pairs perfectly with a variety of mixers. The palate can be easily summarized as such: It’s lemon. But what I really appreciate about it is that there are some nice traditional touches around the edges that give it a roundness, and distinctively gin-like complexity. It’s not just a limoncello without the sugar. It’s a very, very, citrus forward gin. Sipsmith has only really been distilling since 2007, but this was right at the start of the returning rise in popularity of gin. That can’t be a coincidence, right?

Warner’s Distillery creates a wide range of different kinds of gin and 0% gins. Aside from their London Dry and Harrington Dry, some standout flavored gins are Honeybee gin and Rhubarb gin. This can, however, be a good thing. Especially for people who are not too big on the whole piney taste juniper offers, this gin could be a great first gin to use in their gin & tonic and to get used to the taste gins offer. In a simple gin and tonic without any garnish or flavoured tonic, I feel this stands up quite well. The Malfy gin con Limone is a fresh and very easy drink – especially for non-gin drinkers to experiment with. Firstly, they use Sicilian Blood Oranges which are a protected type of blood orange only grown in (yup, you guessed it), Sicily. They’ve also been called Maltese oranges.As you may have noticed, they use a ton of different lemon parts to really capture the lemon flavors as much as possible. Malfy, originating from the Amalfi Coast in Italy, is an extremely popular gin brand that mainly focusses on its three flavored gins. Whitley Neill is quite a popular gin brand and has been around for an incredible amount of time already. Their gin distillery has been in the family for 8 generations and over these years they’ve come up with an amazing range of gins. The lemongrass in this gin is combined with ginger to make it a warm variation to the other lemon-based gins out on the market already. Especially pine needles are a botanical not often found in gins, but it makes a great earthy peppery addition to the gin.

Sipsmith offers a wide variety of different gins that are pretty much all amazing. From their classic London dry to their Orange & Cacao, you can’t really go wrong with this brand at all.The Lemon Sherbet is a zest and sweet variation to this smooth London Dry gin. They basically use all the same botanicals as in the London Dry gin but with a lot of added lemons to the distillation. If you’re a big fan of strong juniper notes, however, your best bet would be to try to drink this gin neat or this gin might disappoint you a bit. The juniper notes are a bit toned down but are still present if it’s consumed neat. Another interesting botanical is bee pollen. This is quite an uncommon botanical and it also means that contrary to pretty much any gin, this gin is not suitable for vegans. a b c d Lisa Futterman, "Italian gin Malfy is like limoncello's adult cousin," Chicago Tribune, December 27, 2016. The liquorice is quite evident as you continue to drink and that is a good thing. Balanced against the traditional gin spices and the lemon zest, it complements the freshness quite well. The Malfy Gin Italian 75 was made by the Malfy Team. Image courtesy Facebook. How you should enjoy it

The City of London Distillery opened on the 20th of December in 2012 and was the first distillery in the city of London to open for almost 200 years.This Limoncello Gin Collins is fizzy and refreshing, with a prominent lemon flavor. Minty simple syrup helps to balance out the tartness of the lemon juice and limoncello. Warner’s Distillery started in 2012 with a dream to save the world from mediocre gin. With their passion to create the best and highest quality gin through hard work and dedication, they work hard with a smile to get you to ‘Drink Different’. Garnishes: These are optional BUT highly recommended. Adding some lemon wheels and mint sprigs really gives this drink a little extra *something*.