Burnett's Gin is made in the London dry style, based on a recipe created by Sir Robert Burnett in 1770. It is distilled at Heaven Hill Distilleries in Kentucky and bottled at 40% ABV.
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Burnett’s Gin is traditional in its aromas of juniper and citrus. The entry is light, with a palate of tart coriander and sweet juniper. The finish is medicinal, with sage and sweet juniper. There is nothing dry about it. Burnett’s Gin is overly sweet and not balanced. It was better before, but now it even loses itself in mixed drinks like martinis and classic gin and tonics.
Decent gin for mixing. Tried it in a gin and tonic and the gin had very little presence at first. I could taste small hints of juniper and citrus. Quite affordable but not one I'll seek out again.
A remarkably good blend of aromatics for an inexpensive gin. It tastes better than many gins twice its price.
While I appreciate how much juniper is in this bargain gin, there is way too much alcohol burn for me.
Sweeter than I prefer mydry gin. Nevertheless a serviceable mixer for a reasonable price.
Not exactly the best gin. A taste of juniper with lots of alcohol in the backend.
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