Old Bakery Gin Review & Tasting Notes
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About Old Bakery Gin
Old Bakery Gin was launched in 2016 by Ian Puddick after he discovered that the mews building that his business was operating from used to be a bakery that also made and sold illicit gin under the counter over 100 years ago. Ian researched the original gin, bought a still, and together with his father Ron (who is Head Distiller and is pictured on the label), they recreated the flavours of the original recipe. The gin is distilled in-house at their North London distillery and the bottle design is based on the original bakery signage that adorned the walls of the mews.
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The Gin Guide Review
Old Bakery Gin has a wonderful and intriguing story behind it that somehow makes drinking it even more enjoyable. It is light, clean and fresh, with juniper and citrus from start to finish, and a gentle rooty and sweet notes in the background. There's even a slight menthol kick in the finish to make Old Bakery Gin ideal for a refreshing gin and tonic, especially when garnished with a slice of fresh lemon or mint leaves. It's a gin that is creating a whole new history for the old bakery building, but on the right side of the law this time! - Paul Jackson, 2016
Old Bakery Gin has a wonderful and intriguing story behind it that somehow makes drinking it even more enjoyable. It is light, clean and fresh, with juniper and citrus from start to finish, and a gentle rooty and sweet notes in the background. There's even a slight menthol kick in the finish to make Old Bakery Gin ideal for a refreshing gin and tonic, especially when garnished with a slice of fresh lemon or mint leaves. It's a gin that is creating a whole new history for the old bakery building, but on the right side of the law this time! - Paul Jackson, 2016
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Old Bakery Gin
Tasting Notes
NOSEClean & fresh,
with juniper & citrus |
PALATESmooth & light,
with juniper & citrus |
FINISHLight & fresh,
with juniper & citrus |
Serving Suggestion
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