Copperhead London Dry Gin Belgium 50 cl 40%

Developed by a pharmacist and named after the alchemists' old copper distillation equipment, Copperhead follows a minimalist philosophy, letting just five botanicals carry the entire flavour.

Expert's description

Copperhead London Dry Gin is a Belgian London Dry Gin, bottled at 40%.

The gin is built on just five botanicals: juniper, cardamom, orange peel, angelica and coriander.

The minimalist, elegant recipe results in a balanced, fresh and spicy flavour profile, where the cardamom is allowed to stand out clearly.

With only five botanicals, Copperhead sets itself apart from many other contemporary gins that often rely on a dozen or more ingredients.

Tasting notes

Nose

The nose is sweet with plenty of citrus, where citrus and cardamom stand out with a touch of sugar.

Palate

The palate is pleasant and soft, with a slightly sugary note alongside clear notes of cedar and cardamom.

Finish

The finish is persistent with crisp hints of juniper.

Specifications

Name: Copperhead London Dry Gin
Country: Belgium
Type: London Dry Gin
ABV: 40%
Size: 50 CL
EAN no.: 5425036320017
Serving suggestion: Gin & Tonic with orange peel
Distillery: Copperhead

Flavour profile

Cardamom · Citrus · Spiced · Soft

Did you know?

Copperhead was developed by a pharmacist and deliberately uses only five botanicals, where most other gin brands rely on far more.

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Frequently asked questions about Copperhead London Dry Gin

What does Copperhead London Dry Gin taste like?

It tastes pleasant and soft with a slightly sugary note, clear notes of cedar and cardamom, and a persistent juniper finish.

What makes Copperhead London Dry Gin special?

It uses only five botanicals, letting cardamom stand out clearly in the flavour.

How is Copperhead London Dry Gin best served?

Serve it as a Gin & Tonic with a piece of orange peel. A proper highball glass makes all the difference – see our gin & tonic glasses.

Who developed Copperhead London Dry Gin?

The gin was developed by a pharmacist and is named after the alchemists' old copper distillation equipment.