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Cliquez sur les différentes catégories pour obtenir plus de détails sur chacune d'entre elles, et modifier les paramètres par défaut. What you need to know about reviews: All my reviews are my honest opinions based upon my own personal tasting. It may not be reproduced in any way whatsoever without Ocado Limited's prior consent, nor without due acknowledgement. In comparison to traditional gins, Malfy's classic juniper notes take a backseat to the lemon citrus. I may from time to time choose to do a second review and amend my opinion of a product, should I feel like it and find my review criteria has evolved, or that I’ve found it different at a later date.If you like intense gins you can certainly sip this one, but it probably is best cut just a touch before you drink it. Your wasting your time if your drinking it with a Full Fever Tree tonic however like some of those below, way to much quinine that completely drowns the light and delicate flavours of the gin.

So when I was looking to test something new this week, this bottle with the bright blue and yellow label caught my eye. I like to experiment with cocktails and I am thinking could be added to make a tasty Lemon Meringue inspired concoction! This is a relatively new technique in the world of gin production, enabling a lower temperature to achieve evaporation and therefore not altering the composition of botanicals (avoiding heat-related degradation), this way we can keep our botanicals fresh and flavourful. MALFY Gins are made by Master Distillers, Beppe Ronco and Denis Muni at the Torino Distillati distillery. The rich herbal tonic flavors accentuated the herbal notes of the Gin and changed the citrus forward Gin and Tonic cocktail into a well balanced cocktail.

Wonderfully refreshing, fresh Sicilian lemon right on the nose, not stupidly sweet and a dream in cocktails. We reserve the right to make replacements (for same or higher value) for products which are unavailable. This gin packs a wallop when you first taste it, it’s sweet, sour and bitter all at the same time - your tongue is assaulted by lemon, bitter orange zest, with subtle floral notes, plus a slight, but not overwhelming sweetness, ripple across the taste buds. This gin is modeled on the flavors of the Amalfi coast, where citrus, mostly used in limoncello is the norm.