Martin Miller's Gin

More than any other spirit (perhaps with the exception of whiskey) gin seems to be the one that a lot of people just don't like. I was one of these people until around 2 years ago. However once I tried some well made gin and tonics and gin cocktails I started to appreciate the favor of gin. It also opened up my eyes to the fact that there is a wide variety of flavors and qualities in the different gins available, not all gins are the same! So if you've only ever tried a home made Gordon's and tonic and are indifferent to gin take the plunge and try the best, made properly, with a good tonic. It just might be a revelation. So the best in my humble opinion ...  Read the complete review

--Martin Millers Gin-- The Martin Millers gin distillery is located in the heart of England's Black Country. The spirit is batch distilled (many gins are distilled continuously) in a 100 year old copper still that was made by John Dore and Co. The distillate is then shipped to Iceland on a 3000 mile round trip to be blended with glacial water as it is much purer and softer than most bottled waters we see on our shelves today. This water cuts the strength of the gin to 40% (or 45.2% is it's the Westbourne strength). Martin Millers have just the two products that I am aware of. They have the standard 40% gin and the 45.2% Westbourne strength gin. I'm ...  Read the complete review