First Impressions
St. Giles triple fruit adds raspberry, rhubarb and ginger to the five-times-distilled Norwich base.
The Bottom Line
St. Giles R, R & G earns a 7 for Norfolk triple fruit with ginger warmth.
Flavoured
St. Giles Raspberry, Rhubarb & Ginger Gin: Norfolk Triple Fruit With Five Distillations
Tasting Notes
Nose
Raspberry sweetness with rhubarb tang — ginger warmth adding spiced complexity
Palate
Triple fruit harmony — raspberry, rhubarb and ginger working together, the five-distillation Norfolk gin base providing smooth foundation
Finish
Warm ginger with lingering berry-rhubarb — three fruits in perfect balance
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Amelie Farnham
Gin & Botanicals EditorAmelie came to gin via botany — she studied plant sciences at Edinburgh before realising her real interest lay in what happened to botanicals after they reached the still. She has visited over a hundr...
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