Liverpool Gin: Certified Organic on Juniper Street's Doorstep Since 1795
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Liverpool Gin is a London Dry gin made by Liverpool Gin Distillery in England. ABV: 43% ABV. Key botanicals include juniper, angelica root, coriander seed, orange zest, lemon zest. Our expert rating is 7/10.
Tasting Notes
Nose
Classic juniper-led with citrus brightness — lemon zest and orange, an unexpected earthy mushroom-like undertone from the angelica root, a hint of spice
Palate
Juniper-forward with coriander and cardamom arriving mid-palate — angelica and citrus prominent, noticeable cinnamon warmth from the cassia, very dry and ethereal on the tongue with faint liquorice traces
Finish
Moderate length and dry — green juniper and citrus zest lingering with light-intensity bitter orange, a clean organic crispness
Expert Review
7/10Eight certified organic botanicals distilled on a custom 600-litre Carterhead still at Castle Street — where Liverpool's gin heritage dates to Robert Preston's Bank Hall Distillery of 1795 (the street it stood on is now called Juniper Street). Founded by a pub landlord and the MD of Liverpool Organic Brewery. Classic juniper-led nose with earthy angelica, dry and ethereal palate with cardamom and cassia warmth.
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