Sipped, Whitley Neill shows a bit more of its spice-forward side. Tart lemon zest, bitter orange zest and a vague spicy character that’s hard to place specifically. It has hints of cubeb pepper, cardamom, and creamy cassia, while being none of those clearly. The spice notes combine to produce a novel accord. Rachel Adams, global marketing director, Halewood Artisanal Spirits, said: “With eight generations of distilling heritage behind us, consumers know they can expect great-tasting, quality gins from Whitley Neill. Even more exciting was our discovery that people were looking specifically for unique flavours and aged rums. Luscombe owner and founder Gabriel David said: “Inspired by the rose featured in the Coronation emblem, our limited-edition Rose & Cherry Bubbly has been crafted with Royal celebrations in mind.

Rose & Cherry Bubbly delivers a burst of rich red cherries, balanced with delicate floral notes from the rose and is perfect served chilled on its own, or if you want to, you can add a premium spirit and citrus garnish - it’s the perfect celebratory drink.”The brand is popular for its syrupy flavored gins but has some unique element that makes it a bit classic. It has a different flavor note among which lemon is vivid. The strong flavor of the lemon is because of the lemon leaf and oil facet. Whitley Neill has added two new flavours to its portfolio, Apple & Red Berries and Banana & Guava (both 41.3% ABV).

The new launches join the brand’s award winning product line up, which includes iconic flavours such as Rhubarb & Ginger Gin, Blood Orange and Raspberry, as well the award winning Distiller’s Cut London Dry. As with all products in the Whitley Neill range, the new flavours have been inspired by founder Johnny Neill’s travels around the world. The table below contains all postcodes on a two day service. Please note all deliveries to Northern Ireland are also on a 3-5 days service. These berries with other flavors and aroma change the taste dramatically. The distillation of tart fruit pulp adds the distinctive citrus flavor to the gin. A whole new dimension to the aroma of the Gin is added by the botanical Cape gooseberries. The gin also includes six other botanicals of high quality to enhance the aroma and flavor. Lots of juniper up front— this may be surprising to people who know Whitley Neill primarily from their syrupy, flavored gins— but there’s an element of the nose that reads as a bit classic. The lemon is vivid and candied (I only said a bit!) with a strong lemon leaf and oil facet.Understanding this desire was key in creating Bacardi Caribbean Spiced and ensuring the flavours and aged rum quality were intensified to deliver the best craftmanship and taste.

The two new flavours include 'Apple & Red Berries' and 'Banana and Guava'. Similar to all the other gins in the Whitley Neill range, the two new exotic flavours have been inspired by founder Johnny Neill's travels. The new serve has been aged under the Caribbean sun, with the subtle oaky char from the barrels adding to the smooth and warming taste. Offshore Island deliveries will take longer than two days including Channel Islands, Isle of Man, Scottish Highlands and Islands and Scilly Isles. There are many unique factors that make Whitley Neill stands out from the rest. The brand is among the top five Gin. It is the number 1 brand of gin int the UK. It has won various awards. The brand is popular for its different flavored Gin.The strong consumer response to the existing Little Swine beers has shown demand for low alcohol beers with plenty of character continues to grow. Beyond that Whitley Neill Gin is distilled on a century old copper pot still and other than the two signature botanicals, the bill is pretty standard. It’s distilled on a base of grain spirit and bottled at 43% ABV. Tasting Notes