Isle of Bute Oyster Gin: Loch Fyne Shells in the Botanical Basket From Mount Stuart
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Isle of Bute Oyster Gin is a Contemporary gin made by Isle of Bute Gin in Scotland. ABV: 43% ABV. Key botanicals include juniper, bog myrtle, chamomile, elderflower, oyster shells. Our expert rating is 7/10.
Tasting Notes
Nose
Maritime mineral — oyster shell salinity with island juniper and garden botanicals
Palate
Coastal saline character — Loch Fyne oyster shells adding mineral depth to the island gin, sea kelp enhancing the maritime theme
Finish
Salty mineral — the Argyll coast captured through oyster shell distillation
Expert Review
7/10Loch Fyne oyster shells in the botanical basket — maritime mineral from Argyll's famous shellfish beds. Coastal and saline with the Mount Stuart Estate's garden botanicals.
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