Opihr European Edition Aromatic Bitters: Cascarilla Bark and Myrrh Along the Spice Route
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Opihr European Edition Aromatic Bitters is a London Dry gin made by G&J Greenall's in England. ABV: 40% ABV. Key botanicals include juniper, cubeb pepper, cardamom, coriander, cascarilla bark. Our expert rating is 7/10.
Tasting Notes
Nose
Bold savoury-led — balanced burnt orange and bitter notes, mature rounded citrus with earthy character from the cascarilla bark and myrrh
Palate
Smooth rounded London Dry — soft camphor balanced with sweet smoky wood notes, coriander and orange with spiced oak warmth, oily juniper and a whiff of black tea, the European bitters tradition adding aromatic complexity
Finish
Clean with lingering aromatic bitterness — the cascarilla bark creating a bitter-aperitif quality that works brilliantly in a Negroni, the Spice Route and European bitter tradition meeting perfectly
Expert Review
7/10The Spice Route gin goes European — cascarilla bark (found in Continental bitter liqueurs) and fragrant myrrh joining the Oriental base. Bold, savoury, with smoky wood notes and a clean finish. Makes a magnificent spiced Negroni twist. The Ancient Spice Route meets European bitter tradition.
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