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Grace O'Malley Irish Pirate Queen Gin

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In Stock Online
Understanding Item Availability
  • Online: Available
  • In-Store Stock Now: 4 units.
Photos are for display purposes only and may have an out-of-date vintage, bottle shape or label.

Product description

The Grace O'Malley Heather Infused Irish Gin, named after the legendary 16th-century pirate queen, features a unique blend of 14 botanicals native to the wild coast of Ireland. Key botanicals include heather, wild thyme, red clover, blackthorn, bilberry, and rock samphire, giving the gin a fresh, herbaceous, and slightly coastal character.

Colour: Crystal clear.
Aroma: Intense herbal notes with a fresh juniper base, complemented by aromatic dried heather and a touch of salinity.
Palate: Fresh and vibrant, with grassy vegetal undertones and lively citrus hints. Maritime undertones add depth, reflecting the gin's coastal inspiration.
Finish: Rounded and well-balanced, with a floral and slightly briny aftertaste.

This gin, with an ABV of 43%, is versatile for both sipping and mixing. It pairs beautifully with tonic, served over ice, and garnished with herbs and a slice of pink grapefruit. Winner of a gold medal at the 2021 San Francisco World Spirits Competition, it is recognized for its balance and complexity.

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