The name of this gin was inspired by the northern Atlantic wind, known in Spain as the Nordés. Distilled from locally grown Albariño grapes, Nordés Atlantic Galician Gin seeks to differentiate itself from the more common, grain-based gins. Botanicals used include juniper, cardamom, ginger, hibiscus, quinine, ginger and licorice.
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A betrayal like few others. Beautiful composition of lemony sweetness, light florals and a certain minty freshness on the nose, would've been one of the best gins in the world if it tasted likewise, but it becomes singularly and strongly perfumy in flavor even when mixed.
Wow, what a wonderful surprise. This is a super unique gin that I could probably even drink neat. It is very smooth with a bit of sweetness. The eucalyptus and light citrus really comes through. This may be my new 'go to'.
Nose is heavy with fir, lemon peel, and allspice. Taste is lemondrop candy, sweet pea Bath and Body Works lotion. Relatively sweet, relatively smooth. Finishes with a mouthful of flowers.
Very floral with hint of eucalyptus and black licorice/tea. I imagine this would be best mixed with tonic. Evidently a very polarizing gin but make no mistake that it is very unique.
Interesting aroma, seems like some heads are mixed in for flavour? Taste is complex, lots of flavours coming through. Fever-Tree Indian Tonic and ice.
I shouldve read this review before ordering. So much perfume! It si easy to sip, but made a strange g&t
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