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Salcombe Gin Start Point 70cl Reviews

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Salcombe Gin Start Point was awarded Best Premium Gin at the World Drinks Awards 2017. Made by friends Angus and Howard, who were previously sailing instructors together, this ultra smooth gin is hand made in small batches using a combination of thirteen botanicals before being blended with beautifully pure water from Dartmoor. Inspired in their botanical choice by the Salcombe Fruiters, an organisation from the 1800s that was responsible for importing fruit and spices from the Mediterranean and West Indes, the duo use a perfect combination of grapefruit, lemons and limes to produce a delightfuly citrus forard gin. Unlike mass produced gins, they hand peel these citrus fruits every morning to ensure the oils are the freshest and most flavoursome they can possibly be.There is a harmonious balance of fresh citrus and piney juniper with warm spicy notes from cinnamon and coriander seed. Subtle floral notes comes through from the camomile flowers. With tonic the fresh citrus is accentuated. Rich and full in the mouth with juniper and fresh ruby red grapefruit on the fore followed by layers of warming citrus spice from English coriander seed and cubeb. Subtle savoury tones from bay leaf, balanced by a touch of sweetness from liquorice root.Explore the rest of the Salcombe Gin offerings here.

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30, Fore Street, Falmouth,
30, Fore Street, Falmouth
Constantine
TR11 5AB

ANDREW BINGLEY
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This is a beautiful gin which is Devine with or without tonic.
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Posted 5 years ago
Michael Corry
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I find this quite a complex gin with real botanical overtones. Salcombe is a lovely little yachting town and whilst drinking the gin I'm taken back to warm summer evenings down by the river watching the boats bobbing on the swell. The choice of tonic is personal but it should be a good one and not overly sweet; my choice is Thomas Henry accompanied by ice and a slice of lime .. heaven for just sitting and thinking.
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Posted 8 years ago