Cotswolds Baharat Gin 50cl

Cotswolds Baharat Gin 50clCotswolds Baharat Gin A wonderfully spiced seasonal favourite joins the permanent collection This sumptuous small batch gin will take your taste buds on a journey through the Middle East and Asian subcontinent. The word Baharat means blend of spices, with a foundation for a gin of juniper and coriander to which is added an exotic (hence the name) blend of cardamom, cumin, clove, cinnamon, black pepper, chili and a hint of Jaffa orange. The finest

Cotswolds Baharat Gin

A wonderfully spiced seasonal favourite joins the permanent collection
This sumptuous small batch gin will take your taste buds on a journey through the Middle East and Asian subcontinent. The word Baharat means “blend of spices”, with a foundation for a gin of juniper and coriander to which is added an exotic (hence the name) blend of cardamom, cumin, clove, cinnamon, black pepper, chili and a hint of Jaffa orange.

The finest ingredients
In addition to juniper, a fragrant combination of middle eastern spices is added to the pure wheat spirit; coriander seed, cardamom, chilli, cinnamon, clove, cumin and a touch of black pepper. A touch of sweet citrus oil comes from the addition of fresh Jaffa orange peel.

Lovingly crafted
This warming and balanced Middle Eastern spiced gin is a nod to some of the eccentric characters of the Georgian and Victorian eras who left their stately homes in the Cotswolds to travel the world and brought back various treasures and flavours from their journeys – an unusual and exotic snippet in the history of this most traditional of English regions. The botanicals are added to the still (Valerie, the elegant 50-litre Holstein still in the R&D lab, the perfect size for small batches) with the pure wheat spirit and filtered water and distilled slowly to capture their full aromas. The distilled gin is then rested, before adding filtered water to bring it down to 46% ABV for bottling at the distillery.

Tasting Notes

Nose: Lots of aromatic cardamom and a hint of cumin up front.

Palate: Rounded and warming, with sweet orange and lots more spice, and a gentle hint of chilli on the finish.

Serving Suggestions

Baharat Gin makes a deliciously unusual G&T; garnish with a slice of orange, perhaps half dipped in chilli flakes for a particularly exotic addition. Or try with ginger ale for a spicy alternative to tonic.