Whitley Neill Banana & Guava Gin 70cl

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However, as a gin, Whitley Neill still shows its stuff— it has a contemporary style flare while still retaining a lot of juniper, coriander and citrus character. It’s unmistakably a gin. Whitley Neill uses the purest water in the creation of the gin. The nine botanicals of the Gin are selected carefully. The brand ensures the botanicals to be of high quality.

The new launches join the brand’s award winning product line up, which includes iconic flavours such as Rhubarb & Ginger Gin, Blood Orange and Raspberry, as well the award winning Distiller’s Cut London Dry. As with all products in the Whitley Neill range, the new flavours have been inspired by founder Johnny Neill’s travels around the world. Whitley Neill is an award-winning brand popular in the UK. It is among the top five Gin brand. It is widely known for its syrupy flavored gins. It has some unique elements that make it classic. Whitley Neill has a contemporary style palate buoyed by a classic nose. As a Martini the juniper dominates the nose but is nearly absent on the palate— a tad misleading. Inspired by her love for her home in the Caribbean, Bacardi Rum blender Noidys Herrera, who has been honing her craft for more than 10 years, worked closely with Bacardi global master blender, Troy Arquiza to create Bacardi Caribbean Spiced Rum. The new additions also showcase Whitley Neill’s ornate new bottle design, which boasts intricate glass detailing for a premium, luxury feel. The refreshed design will also be rolled out across the existing Whitley Neill range this year.A strong cherry stout, Blossom (7% ABV) contains dark roasted malts and silky oats at its core, boasting flavours of chocolate and coffee on the palate with a fruity sweetness tempered by a liberal dose of spicy and peppery hops alongside a light and dry finish. Lots of juniper up front— this may be surprising to people who know Whitley Neill primarily from their syrupy, flavored gins— but there’s an element of the nose that reads as a bit classic. The lemon is vivid and candied (I only said a bit!) with a strong lemon leaf and oil facet. Launching just in time for the Spring and Summer seasons, our two new distinctive flavours, Apple & Red Berries and Banana & Guava exemplify our commitment to creating the best tasting gins and innovative blends,” shared Johnny Neill, founder of Whitley Neill Gin. They both shine through in equal parts of the negroni. Whitley Neill Gins makes consistent mixing gins. The citrus character of the gin is nicely paired with fresh citrus. Whitley Neill still retains the character of juniper, citrus, and coriander.

The new serve has been aged under the Caribbean sun, with the subtle oaky char from the barrels adding to the smooth and warming taste. It has coriander, juniper, orange, and lemon peel. It also includes cassia bark, angelica roots, and orris root. Whitley Neill uses the baobab tree as its logo. The Royal Warrant holder’s latest release, Rose and Cherry Bubbly, balances the sweet tartness of cherries with the floral notes of the rose, naturally sweetened with Muscat grape juice and finished with Sicilian lemons alongside soft Dartmoor spring water. There are many unique factors that make Whitley Neill stands out from the rest. The brand is among the top five Gin. It is the number 1 brand of gin int the UK. It has won various awards. The brand is popular for its different flavored Gin.The tagline of the brand describes what those botanicals might be. The brand brings a mix of innovative botanicals together. Whitley Neill uses cape gooseberries and baobab fruit. The brand also includes other traditional botanicals. Whitley Neill Banana & Guava gin is a blend of ripe bananas and juicy guavas, making it a perfect option for those looking for a tropical tipple. Perfectly balanced, the sweet finish of the Banana & Guava gin also works wonderfully served as spritz with lemonade, a splash of Prosecco and an orange wedge to garnish. Overall bartenders will find that Whitley Neill Gin makes a pretty consistent mixing gin that while contemporary reads to most consumers as gin. Overall, Whitley Neill Gin

Rose & Cherry Bubbly delivers a burst of rich red cherries, balanced with delicate floral notes from the rose and is perfect served chilled on its own, or if you want to, you can add a premium spirit and citrus garnish - it’s the perfect celebratory drink.”On Thursday, top U.K. gin brand Whitley Neill unveiled two new flavored gins — Banana & Guava and Apple & Red Berries — in celebration of the upcoming warm-weather seasons. Sipped, Whitley Neill shows a bit more of its spice-forward side. Tart lemon zest, bitter orange zest and a vague spicy character that’s hard to place specifically. It has hints of cubeb pepper, cardamom, and creamy cassia, while being none of those clearly. The spice notes combine to produce a novel accord. Rachel Adams, global marketing director, Halewood Artisanal Spirits, said: “With eight generations of distilling heritage behind us, consumers know they can expect great-tasting, quality gins from Whitley Neill.