Vintage on the Ninch | Pinot Soaked Gin | Tasting: Citrus, Berry & Spice | 700mL

Tried this at a market years ago and have continued to purchase ever since! A lovely soft gin with citrus, very easy going. Works well with a variety of tonics. And I love the beachy label artwork.

I wasn't quite sure what to expect from Hawker Market Gin, but it turned out to be a really enjoyable drink. It has a bright, fresh flavour with plenty of character, and there seems to be something different happening with every sip. Mixed with tonic, it was smooth and easy to drink, with a nice balance of citrus and botanical notes.

Overall, it's an easy-drinking gin that's a little bit different from the norm and one I'd happily have again.

I tried Island Flower Gin for the first time and really enjoyed it. It has a lovely floral aroma without being overpowering, and the flavour is light, fresh, and surprisingly smooth. Mixed with tonic, it was refreshing and easy to drink, with just enough botanical character to keep things interesting.

Overall, it's a great gin for anyone who enjoys floral flavours and wants something a little different from a traditional dry gin.

I was curious about this one because Turkish Delight is such a unique flavour, and I wasn't sure how it would work in a gin. The first thing I noticed was the aroma, with lovely rose and sweet confectionery notes that really do remind you of Turkish Delight. Despite the sweetness on the nose, the gin itself wasn't overly sweet, which was a pleasant surprise.

Mixed with tonic, it was smooth, easy to drink, and had a nice balance between the floral flavours and the classic gin character. The rose flavour was definitely there, but it wasn't overpowering, and there was enough freshness to keep it feeling light and refreshing. It's a bit different from your standard gin, but in a good way.

Overall, I'd happily recommend it to anyone looking to try something a little more adventurous. It's a great conversation starter and perfect for people who enjoy floral or dessert-inspired flavours without wanting something too sweet.

I'm not usually a big gin drinker, so I wasn't sure what to expect, but I was pleasantly surprised by Ninch Dry. On the first sip, it was really smooth and easy to drink, without the strong alcohol burn I was expecting. There was a nice fresh citrus flavour up front, followed by a clean, dry finish that made it very refreshing.

I tried it with tonic and a slice of lime, and it worked really well. The flavours were balanced, not too sweet and not overly botanical, which made it approachable for someone trying it for the first time. Overall, it's the kind of gin I'd happily order again or keep at home for a weekend G&T.

The perfect London Dry. My go to for a casual G&T. Very reasonably priced as well

One of the best gins I've ever had. Seriously, makes the best negroni ever.