Sheringham gin brings you a taste of the islands. No, not tropical, Caribbean islands, but islands of British Columbia in Canada. This small batch distiller sources its botanicals from the islands, giving you a unique gin drinking experience. Seaside Gin is its flagship, and it relies on a strong juniper presence, so if you like that pine taste, Seaside Gin is worth a sampling. On top of this, other botanicals include cardamom, rose, citrus, coriander, lavender, and winged kelp. All of this comes together to give you something familiar, and yet there is absolutely a floral taste of the sea, which simply must be experienced.
Paires Well With
An evening stroll on a New England beach somewhere, the cool water nipping at your toes. You then return home, curl up with a favorite book next to the fire, all while the sound of the ocean spurs you along as you enjoy a Sheringham Gin cocktail and lightly salted popcorn.
This was the gin that made me start drinking small craft distilled. An excellent gin with a bit of character. The essence of kelp is subtle but noticeable. More salty than botanical.