Edinburgh Gin - Seaside

Edinburgh Gin - Scotland's most successful gin brand

• The craft distillery from Edinburgh: The Spencerfield Spirit Company
• The Edinburgh Gin bestseller: Seaside Gin

Portrait: What makes the Edinburgh Gin - Seaside special

The best example of regional ingredients: bladder wrack, spoonwort and ground ivy. The plants can be found on the beaches around Edinburgh. As characteristic botanicals of the Edinburgh Seaside Gins, they bring the coast around the port city to life in a sensory sense.

Bladderwrack has a high residual sugar content and gives the nose and palate a sweetness that brings with it the scent of sea air. Spoonwort is slightly spicy and salty. Gundermann adds fresh, summery notes of grass on the finish.

Fresh, mineral and sweet the Seaside Gin is easy to combine with tonic >or serve as a martini. It also tastes great on its own, for example with a slice of grapefruit or a sprig of crunchy, salty sea fennel.

Botanicals: including juniper, bladderwrack, spoonwort & Gundermann

Anyone who has been there will have felt it: the magic of Edinburgh. It is in the contrasts - of light shows on darkened, historic walls, of towering monuments made of stone and earth, of winding streets and panoramic views, of pub and festival culture. Scotland's charming capital is as steeped in history as it is progressive. And so it is not just home, but also the soul of Edinburgh Gin.

Since 2010, Scotland's most successful gin brand has been capturing the magic of the city. In the shadow of Edinburgh Castle, Master Distiller David Wilkinson and his team lend a hand at every step of the production . A home-distilled grain schnapps is used in a small batch process to create an impressive range with imaginative, 100 percent natural Edinburgh flavors.

From the classic London Dry to fruity flavored variants and opulent gin liqueurs: the variety of cult products is based on experimentation, a copper column called Caledonia and a copper pot still called Flora - as well as a wealth of typical and country-typical botanicals.

Tasting Notes: This is how the Edinburgh Gin - Seaside tastes like

• Nose: fresh, slightly floral aromas
• Palate: balanced with sweet minerality, grassy notes and hints of spice
• Finish: pleasantly fresh and slightly sweet