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Agnes Arber Gin: Nine Botanicals in Britain's Oldest Working Copper Still

Agnes Arber Gin: Nine Botanicals in Britain's Oldest Working Copper Still

7 /10
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Distillery: Langley Distillery
ABV: 40% ABV
Price: £25

Tasting Notes

Nose

Solid heady juniper followed by sweet lemon tones — warm baking spices with savoury earthy notes

Palate

Expected juniper harmoniously balanced with soft orange and lemon — hint of liquorice sweetness, smooth and not overdone on botanicals

Finish

Liquorice sweetness fading to clean juniper — smooth and approachable

First Impressions

Agnes Arber Gin celebrates the life of one of the world's greatest botany experts. Nine botanicals are distilled in Jenny — one of the oldest working copper gin stills in the UK at Langley Distillery, Birmingham. The recipe converges nine herbs and fruits into a balanced, approachable London Dry.

Tasting

The nose is solid heady juniper followed by sweet lemon tones and warm baking spices. On the palate, juniper harmoniously balanced with soft orange and lemon, a hint of liquorice sweetness, smooth and not overdone. The finish carries liquorice sweetness fading to clean juniper.

The Bottom Line

Agnes Arber earns a 7 for a well-balanced London Dry from one of Britain's most historic stills. The botanist namesake is fitting — the nine-botanical recipe shows botanical understanding, and the Langley pedigree ensures quality. At around £25, excellent value.

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Edward Forwood
Edward Forwood
Senior Gin Reviewer

Edward has spent two decades judging spirits at competitions from the IWSC to the San Francisco World Spirits Competition, developing a palate that prizes balance above novelty. A holder of the WSET D...

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