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           taste notes


           NEWS, REVIEWS AND TIPS FOR COOKS AND WINE LOVERS, BY JOANNA SIMON
           There is no stopping gin’s ascent and the flurry of distinctive new brands, three of which are pictured above. Botanicals such
           as Tasmanian pepperberry and lemon myrtle betray the Australian origins of Four Pillars, which is distilled in the Yarra Valley
           (£41.25, eclectictastes.co.uk). For Rock Rose, botanicals are foraged around a distillery in Dunnet, Caithness – mainland
           Britain’s most northerly distillery – and include rose root and sea buckthorn (£34, rockrosegin.co.uk). Jinzu is a British gin
           with a Japanese flavour: the botanicals include yuzu and cherry blossom, and sake is blended into it (£35, thewhisky
           exchange.com). A good book for profiles of individual gins is Ian Buxton’s new 101 Gins to Try Before You Die (Birlinn, £12.99).



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