Rodney Dangerfield
claimed he never got respect and gin, too, has a hard time getting respect, but
its converts are slowly on the rise. I am a fan of gin (as I have already shown
on this blog with other gins). And now a new iteration, the Greenhook Ginsmiths American Dry Gin, launched
in 2012 and from Brooklyn yet, is
out and ready to make more people thirst for this often misunderstood spirit. I
love the sweet juniper and floral
nose on this; the mouth is viscous and herbaceous, a lively controlled citrus,
near mint note and an overall clean taste and this gin is, texturally, very
comprehensive in the mouth, without a harsh burn. So why ignore gin? This is obviously
a great mixer, but also a fine gin served neat, or, as is my preference, served
on the rocks, just the gin and ice. Whatever your preference, add gin, like
this Greenhook, to your spirits routine. You’ll get more respect.
$31.99/ 750 ml
BOOZEHOUNDZ RATING
4 Bonz – Good Dog!
No comments:
Post a Comment