Doragrossa London Dry Gin: Turin's Liqueur Capital Heritage — Juniper, Wormwood, Gentian, and Irises

Item: Doragrossa London Dry Gin: Turin's Liqueur Capital Heritage — Juniper, Wormwood, Gentian, and Irises
Rating: 7
Author: Edward Forwood

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7 /10

EDITOR

Distillery: Doragrossa
ABV: 43% ABV
Price: £41

Tasting Notes

Nose

Juniper-forward — sweet orange and lavender, the Turin heritage evident in the Italian botanical selection

Palate

Citrussy and floral — wormwood adding bitter complexity, gentian providing earthy depth, iris florals, the Italian aperitivo tradition running through every sip

Finish

Bitter-sweet — wormwood and gentian's aperitivo character, lavender softness, a Negroni gin from the city that invented the aperitivo

First Impressions

Turin — once Italy's liqueur capital. Doragrossa's London Dry uses juniper, coriander, iris, wormwood, gentian, sweet orange, and lavender.

Tasting

Seven Italian botanicals. Juniper and orange nose. Citrussy floral palate. Bitter-sweet finish.

The Bottom Line

Doragrossa earns a 7 — Turin aperitivo heritage in a London Dry. At £41.

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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...