Rare Bird Vanilla Spiced Gin | 700ML

Gin: Rare Bird Vanilla Spiced Gin | 700ML

On the nose, one can detect notes of charred orange peel, a hint of cracked black pepper, and sweet cinnamon rolls.

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 84 (42%ABV)

Origin: United Kingdom

Distillery: Rare Bird Distillery

This characterful addition to the Rare Bird Gin range is distilled with a host of botanicals, including the likes of juniper, green pepper, rosemary, hibiscus, and citrus, accompanied by the spicy addition of star anise and allspice. After distillation, the gin undergoes a five day maceration with Madagascan bourbon vanilla pods, cloves, ginger root, plus more anise and allspice imparting a glorious hue, and generous layers of warming flavour.

Rare Bird Vanilla Spiced Gin | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: On the nose, one can detect notes of charred orange peel, a hint of cracked black pepper, and sweet cinnamon rolls.

Palate: These aromas translate onto the palate, delivering a burst of warming spice and a lovely sweetness from the vanilla.

Finish: Quite delicate and smooth texture on the long finish.

Distillery Information

The founders of Rare Bird Distillery in Malton, North Yorkshire are a small group of like-minded individuals with a passion for fine flavour and a love of Gin. Collectively, we have lived and holidayed in both the wine regions of Bordeaux France and the rolling Tuscan hills of Italy. These locations, apart from their beauty, seemed to have something very important in common; a discerning local community who have enormous pride in local produce, who demand high quality ingredients and appreciate the best flavours. Our senses acutely awakened by these experiences, we gradually began to reject the mass produced Gins most often found in the supermarket aisles, in search of something superior, something more flavoursome, more satisfying.