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Applewood Australian Gin: Twenty-Five Native Botanicals from Winemakers Who Turned to Spirits in the Adelaide Hills

Applewood Australian Gin: Twenty-Five Native Botanicals from Winemakers Who Turned to Spirits in the Adelaide Hills

8 /10
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Distillery: Applewood Distillery
Brand: Applewood
Type: Contemporary
ABV: 42% ABV
Country: Australia
Price: £38
Botanicals: juniper, desert lime, wattle seed, peppermint gum leaf, lemon myrtle, finger lime, Tasmanian pepper berry
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Applewood Australian Gin is a Contemporary gin made by Applewood Distillery in Australia. ABV: 42% ABV. Key botanicals include juniper, desert lime, wattle seed, peppermint gum leaf, lemon myrtle. Our expert rating is 8/10.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Strong eucalyptus and menthol — lemon mint, pineapple sage, nutty wattle seed, the Australian native botanicals announcing themselves immediately, crisp and fresh eucalypt character

Palate

Sharp citrus and deep earthy notes — desert lime providing unique Australian citrus, peppermint gum leaf adding eucalyptus depth, wattle seed nuttiness, finger lime caviar-like citrus bursts, Tasmanian pepper berry warmth, complex and layered

Finish

Clean and refreshing — locally grown juniper asserting on the finish, the 25 native botanicals creating a long aromatic trail, earthy and green, a walk through the Adelaide Hills bush

Expert Review

8/10

Founded in 2012 by winemakers Brendan and Laura Carter in Gumeracha, Adelaide Hills. Up to 25 native Australian botanicals — desert lime, wattle seed, peppermint gum leaf, finger lime, Tasmanian pepper berry — steeped in grape spirit. Strong eucalyptus and menthol nose, sharp citrus and deep earthy palate, clean refreshing finish. A gin that could not come from anywhere else on Earth.

Ash Carrington
Ash Carrington Reviews Editor
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