What botanicals are in Pickering's Gin: Edinburgh's 1947 Bombay Recipe Revived?

The botanicals in Pickering's Gin: Edinburgh's 1947 Bombay Recipe Revived include juniper, lemon, lime, coriander, anise, angelica, cardamom, clove, fennel.

London Dry

Pickering's Gin: Edinburgh's 1947 Bombay Recipe Revived

Name: Pickering's Gin: Edinburgh's 1947 Bombay Recipe Revived
Brand: Summerhall Distillery
Availability: InStock
Rating: 8.0 (1 reviews)

8 /10

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Distillery: Summerhall Distillery
Brand: Pickering's
Type: London Dry
ABV: 42% ABV
Country: Scotland
Price: £26.50
Botanicals: juniper, lemon, lime, coriander, anise, angelica, cardamom, clove, fennel

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Pickering's Gin is a London Dry gin made by Summerhall Distillery in Scotland. ABV: 42% ABV. Key botanicals include juniper, lemon, lime, coriander, anise. Our expert rating is 8/10.

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Tasting Notes

Nose

Confident lively juniper uplifting powerful zesty citrus, with blushing sweet spices underneath and a slightly herbaceous tickle — emphasis on coriander

Palate

Dominant piney juniper up-front with a smooth citrus burst from behind, hints of violet, lemon, black peppercorn, fennel depth — fresh pine forest and lemon zest

Finish

Dry with persistent juniper, sumptuous spice of anise and cardamom, satisfyingly full-bodied with a subtle earthy fennel hint and residual clover oil

Expert Review

8/10

Based on a handwritten Bombay recipe from 1947, distilled in Edinburgh's first dedicated gin distillery in over 150 years — nine botanicals delivering bold juniper, warming spice, and exquisite balance.