Poetic License Northern DryPoetic License
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About
Poetic License Northern Dry 43.2% - 70cl
Poetic License was conceived back in October 2014 with an aim to launch in May 2015. It's hard to find quality quickly, in bottles, in corks, in recipes and distilleries, and so after a long journey, batch one of Northern Dry Gin was produced in their 500 litre still 'Gracie' in July 2015 and the first bottle sold on the 22nd of September 2015. Poetic Licence is distilled in Sunderland using the traditional 'one-shot' method, the gins are brought down to bottling strength using nothing but pure mineral water.
The Taste
Expect a big punch of juniper that is finely balanced with green cardamom for a warm and spicy flavour. With undertones of lemon and eucalyptus, the inclusion of Persian lime intensifies the citrus feel while adding a note of perfume.
The Botanicals
Juniper, coriander, cardamom, Persian lime, Indonesian cubeb peppers and a few others that are remaining a secret.
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[TGB] recommends serving with
Garnish with a wedge of pink grapefruit and pour over a good quality tonic like fever tree. Also makes a great Negroni!
Description
ABV / Vol
ABV 43.2% ABV / 70cl
Who produces Poetic License Northern Dry?
Poetic License
What is the Origin of Poetic License Northern Dry?
OriginSunderland, England - GB
What defines Poetic License Northern Dry?
Descriptive TagsSpice | Fresh | Citrus | Northern
What colour is Poetic License Northern Dry?
ColourClear
How does Poetic License Northern Dry taste?
Nose
Juniper, pepper and citrus
Palate
A journey from juniper, through coriander, to a crescendo of cardamom, warmed by pepper and finally ending with lasting citrus
Finish
Long lasting citrus notes
