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Bordeaux Distilling Noble Rot Botrytis Old Tom Gin 2020

Bordeaux Distilling Noble Rot Botrytis Old Tom Gin 2020

Old Tom 42% ABV
7.9
Editorial
8.4
Community (7)

7 Reviews

Zara Al-Hassan VIPsAllowed 23 March 2026
9/10
Vinous Gin Masterclass

Bordeaux Distilling have married wine and gin traditions with extraordinary skill. The 2020 noble rot botrytis at 42% creates an Old Tom of staggering complexity — honeyed, fruity, and deeply satisfying.

Samir Patel VIPsAllowed 15 March 2026
7/10
Too Sweet for Purists

The noble rot botrytis character at 42% adds undeniable complexity, but the overall sweetness of this Old Tom may be too much for those who prefer drier gins. It's more dessert wine than gin at times.

James Okafor VIPsAllowed 11 February 2026
10/10
A Masterpiece of Fusion

Bordeaux Distilling's Noble Rot Botrytis Old Tom 2020 is one of the most extraordinary gins ever made. At 42% ABV the marriage of noble rot sweetness and Old Tom gin tradition is nothing short of genius.

Priya Sharma VIPsAllowed 3 February 2026
9/10
Botrytis Brilliance

Using noble rot grapes in an Old Tom gin is inspired. At 42% the botrytis adds honeyed richness and dried fruit complexity to the traditional sweetened style. Bordeaux know their grapes — and now their gin.

Erik Strom VIPsAllowed 3 February 2026
8/10
Wine Meets Gin Beautifully

The Bordeaux provenance shines through in this extraordinary Old Tom. Noble rot botrytis grapes at 42% ABV add a honeyed, apricot sweetness that's unlike any other gin. A vinous marvel.

Penelope Hart VIPsAllowed 2 February 2026
8/10
Honeyed Old Tom

The noble rot botrytis imparts a gorgeous honeyed, apricot quality to this Old Tom at 42% ABV. It's sweeter than most gins but the 2020 vintage character gives it real distinction.

Wei Zhang VIPsAllowed 12 October 2025
8/10
French Old Tom Innovation

An Old Tom gin that could only come from Bordeaux. The 2020 noble rot grapes at 42% ABV add a luscious sweetness that transforms the classic style into something uniquely French.

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