Delicate violet florals — perfumed sweetness with juniper underneath
Violet candy sweetness with the Carterhead gin base — floral and elegant with juniper providing structure, more sophisticated than it looks
Violet lingering with gentle juniper warmth — pretty and well-crafted
Boë Violet uses the Stirling Carterhead still to create delicate violet floral gin at 41.5% — more sophisticated than the purple colour suggests.
Delicate violet nose. Violet candy with juniper structure on palate. Floral lingering finish.
Boë Violet earns a 7 for floral elegance from Stirling's Carterhead still.
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