Boë Scottish Gin: Carterhead Still Complexity From Stirling
Originally published on gin.directoryBoë Scottish Gin is a Gin made by Boë Distillery. ABV: 41.5% ABV. Our expert rating is 7/10.
Tasting Notes
Nose
Beautiful floral notes with tones of herbs, pine and exotic vanilla
Palate
Wonderfully complex with herbs, lavender, cinnamon, angelica and vanilla — clean, smooth, with warming kitchen spices, pepper, citrus peel and fresh herbs
Finish
Warming without excessive alcoholic burn — gentle and comforting
Expert Review
7/10A thirteen-botanical Scottish gin distilled through a rare Carterhead still — botanical vapours passing through the liquid rather than being boiled, creating floral, herbal complexity with vanilla and lavender warmth.
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