Delicate — sloe and damson fruit, meadowsweet florals, the Holy Island heritage adding spiritual character
Sweet sloe tartness — rich damson plum, meadowsweet's floral honey quality, lemongrass adding freshness, heather warmth, smooth and balanced, the Holy Island's ancient spiritual character infused
Long and warming — sloe and damson persisting, meadowsweet sweetness, the pilgrimage to Holy Island rewarded
Lindisfarne — the Holy Island — produces this sloe and damson gin at St Aidan's Winery. Meadowsweet, the island's signature herb, joins sloe berries and orchard-grown damsons.
Sloe, damson, and meadowsweet from Holy Island. Delicate nose. Sweet-tart palate. Long warming finish.
Lindisfarne earns a 7 — the Holy Island's spiritual heritage in a sloe gin. At £30.
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