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Edinburgh Orange & Basil Gin

Edinburgh Orange & Basil Gin

London Dry 40% ABV
7.2
Editorial
8.4
Community (7)

7 Reviews

Celeste Moreno VIPsAllowed 16 January 2026
8/10
Clever Botanical Pairing

Orange and basil might sound unusual but it absolutely works. The herbaceous basil keeps the citrus honest and the London Dry base provides a solid juniper backbone. Really well thought out.

Elena Morozova VIPsAllowed 9 January 2026
7/10
Nice But Lacks Punch

The orange and basil flavours are pleasant but at 40% ABV they feel a bit thin. I'd love to taste this at a higher strength where those botanicals could really express themselves. Good but not great.

Felix Moreau VIPsAllowed 20 December 2025
9/10
Summer in a Bottle

Pour this over ice with good tonic and a sprig of fresh basil and you've got perfection. The orange is bright and genuine, the basil is aromatic and peppery. Edinburgh consistently impress me.

Adaobi Eze VIPsAllowed 29 November 2025
8/10
Mediterranean Garden Vibes

The orange and basil combination is inspired — it's like a stroll through an Italian herb garden. Sweet citrus and peppery basil play off each other beautifully. A lovely summer gin at 40%.

Rafael Santos VIPsAllowed 6 November 2025
8/10
A Real Conversation Starter

Served this at a dinner party and everyone wanted to know what it was. The basil note catches people off guard in the best way. Pairs incredibly well with Mediterranean food.

Andre Dubois VIPsAllowed 29 October 2025
9/10
Herbaceous Delight

Edinburgh have really nailed this flavour pairing. The basil adds a savoury depth that stops the orange from being too sweet. It's aromatic, fresh, and genuinely exciting to drink. Brilliant in a G&T with fresh basil.

Kai Oliveira VIPsAllowed 11 October 2025
10/10
My Favourite Flavoured Gin

I've tried dozens of flavoured gins and this is the one I keep coming back to. The orange and basil combination is pure genius — aromatic, fresh, complex, and utterly delicious. Edinburgh have created something truly special.

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