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Aniseed
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Lemon
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Mixed Herb
Mare Mediterranean Gin Reviews
Tasting Notes
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Tasting Notes by Stuart P
Nose: Fragrant, aromatic nose, with subtle aniseed, crushed juniper berries and lemon peel. Background herbal notes with a hint of black olive. Savoury, not sweet.
Palate: Rich, succulent black olives, then a wave of aromatic herbs, with thyme and rosemary to the fore plus a little lemon for freshness. Soft, smooth texture; well balanced.
Finish: Rich and juicy, with soft aniseed notes and a touch of lemon peel. Savoury and refreshing.
22 Customer Reviews
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Recently found Gin after 30 years plus of abstaining due to bad experiences as a youngster!!!! Have started to try a few and this beats the rest, I've even converted Hendricks lovers. Try it with a couple of strawberries and a couple of basil leaves. Simply divine on a warm summers eve.... enjoy!
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I bought this at duty free on my way back from Gatwick, and this makes for the best gin and tonic I've ever had. Just exquisite. I'm seriously turning alcoholic; it's that good.
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The best gin in the world!
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tried this for the first time this christmas. this is a top class gin with a beautiful nose. its so smooth its excellent on its own
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Stunning gin. On holiday and have tried with Fevertree and 1724 tonics and the Chilean one shades it for me. Serve with a sprig of rosemary. The future is Catalonian!
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Very aromatic. You can really taste the rosemary.
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Excellent
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Most unique aromatic gin I've ever tasted. Had this gin and tonic at Espa?a tapas bar in west end Vancouver. At first I was more intriqued by the amontillado in their conconction but as soon as I had a whiff of the floral/citrucy blend of gin mare I knew I was in for a lovely surprise. It left a beautiful taste with every sip. I'm hooked. Will be scouring the Interet to find it.
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Got served this in Majorca when they had ran out of Bombay Sapphire I was not willing to try it at first but the waiter persuaded me and first taste blew my mind, it''s beautifully unusual and now my favourite xxx
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An outstanding, flavourful gin we first tried in Lisbon. On our first tasting the bar added grapes and orange slices. This was a bit unusual as I am a lemon/line purist only. The second try had chopped basil as an ice cube. Stunning! I''ll try this back home though finding Gin Mare here in Vancouver will be a challenge.
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Brilliant drop! Nordic tonic and rosemary
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I had a had the perfect Gin & tonic in Saboc, Barcelona, by recommendation of our host of Gin Mare, Fevertree tonic with lime rind in the heartland of this beautiful gin, Catalonia
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I had my first Mare G & T at an excellent Vietnamese restaurant in Salzburg (of all places). Nothing comes close to Gin Mare with plenty of ice, Fever Tree tonic, and a sprig of Rosemary. Still can''t get over how special it is aftyer a good amny of them over several months!
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I'm drinking my first gin mare and tonic at Bar Paradox in Dresden, Germany, and this is my new favorite, it's amazing. Sorry that I can't be more specific, just try one!
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A must for any gin collection you won't find a more distinctive gin wonderfully herbaceous on the nose with briney olives on the palate. I serve with a Mediterranean tonic and a small rosemary sprig(other wise it takes over) a basil leaf and a couple of green olives, it sounds strange, it smells strange but it just works! 90/100
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Just had this wonderful drink sat in the sun in Mijas, Spain. Like Bill I had mine with Fevertree tonic, lots of ice and a sprig of Rosemary and it was the just bliss. Can't wait to get my bottle and introduce it to friends when we get home!!!
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I first tried this in Cairns, Australia at my favourite bar the Salt House. Fell in love with the amazing flavours and aroma. No gin I have ever tried beats this one.
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Gin mare is spectacular. The best gin I tried so far, completely blew me away.
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I had this at a recent Gin & Tonic tasting event and loved it. I mixed it with "1724" tonic, finished off with a sprig of rosemary and it was sublime! It's a very different gin, but certainly one I would recommend trying (and serve it with the rosemary).
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The best gin on the market - tell me, what's better? Beats Tanqueray 10 IMHO!
