The aroma of fresh stone fruits appears immediately, gently followed by hints of juniper and citrus zest. The distinctive flavour of quince dominates the palate, giving way to the sweetness of apricots and peaches,with a long, fruity finish that opens out into orange blossoms and zesty grapefruit.
- Sweetness: Described as a very sweet and fruity gin, with some finding it syrupy, especially when served neat.
- Primary flavors: The dominant notes are quince, which has a tart, pear-like flavor, along with hints of apricot, peach, and a touch of citrus.
- Juniper: The juniper notes are often softened by the strong fruit flavor, though hints of it can still be detected.
- Finish: Features a long, sweet finish, sometimes with notes of orange blossom or baking spice.
- With tonic: Many reviewers recommend mixing with tonic water, as the bitterness helps balance the sweetness and brings out floral notes.
- Garnish: A wedge of lime is a suggested garnish when mixing with tonic.
- Neat: Enjoying it over ice is a popular option, and some prefer it with no garnish at all.
- Other cocktails: It is considered versatile and can be used in other cocktails, such as a White Lady or Tom Collins.
- With soda water: A splash of soda water is another good mixer to cut through the sweetness.
- Good value: Many reviews consider it a great value for its price.
- Unique: It’s noted for having a unique and distinct flavor that differs from traditional gins.
- Recommended: It’s a popular choice for those who enjoy sweeter, fruit-forward gins, especially those who appreciate a liqueur-like experience.



