Great Yorkshire Spirits

I am part of gin club so I was amazed when a distillery popped up down the road – just try the pink, whilst you taste the raspberries the other fruits, I suspect the rose hips, give an amazing flavour.
The Moorland packs floral and herby punch and in a G&T it is fantastic – add some cucumber!

Grassy, heather notes first on the nose, really lovely. Lemon peel and a berry skin, perhaps fresh blueberries. A complex but not challenging nose - uplifting and exciting. The palate is medium bodied, alcohol warm but there's flavour and structure here to balance. The berry fruit and juniper are front-line on the dry palate. The finish carries all elements well together and is long. Diluted a touch - the herbaciousness comes out and there is a little spice. Herbal final note. Really good.

I can safely say Moorland and Hedgerow are amongst the best craft gins I’ve tasted and the Moorland as a G&T is my favourite. Gins often lose their flavour when mixed but not this one.
However two thirds of my customers seem to go for a pink gin nowadays and Hedgerow is perfect. It has a perfect mix of colour and distinct fruit flavouring.

Crisp and citrussy throughout.
A bit of citrus oil on the finish gives a tiny bit of appetising bitterness.

Being a Scotsman I think gin is for Sassenach’s
… but just to shut Tickle up I gave it a try and *%!@ me you can taste the moor!

Apparently being a cheap lager drinker doesn’t make me a man of taste!
But I do like a pink gin and these guys have got it nailed.