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Booth’s High & Dry Gin

alc./vol:
40%

Proof:
80°

Vintage:
Non-vintage

Aged:
No age statement

Product of: Product of United Kingdom United Kingdom

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High & Dry was Booth’s second gin. It launched after the war when there was a trend for marketing cleanness and purity, which worked against the golden hue of their established Finest brand. High & Dry was referred to as “the world’s driest gin”. Interests owned by Diageo but not currently produced.

Review and Tasting

Sampled on 22/07/2012

Appearance

Clear, transparent.

Aroma

Superbly clean juniper, little if any citrus evident.

Taste

Mineral palate with classic juniper flavours of pine, lavender, camphor with cracked black pepper bite. Slightly oily mouth feel.

Aftertaste

Cleansing cracked black pepper and pine. Superbly clean straight forward juniper but lacks complexity.

Further product information

Closure: Screw / Stelvin cap

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Produced by Booth’s Distillers Ltd

The Booth family, who moved to London from north-east England, were established wine merchants as early as 1569. By 1740 they had added distilling to their already established...

Owned by Diageo plc

Lakeside Drive, Park Royal, London, NW10 7HQ, United Kingdom
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