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GŴYR Rhosili

GB-WLS The Gower Gin Company 45 % ABV 0.0 / 10
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GŴYR Rhosili served with Fever-Tree Mediterranean Tonic Water, garnished with Fresh rosemary sprig, gently bruised and Thin slice of lime

Best enjoyed with Fever-Tree Mediterranean Tonic Water, garnished with Fresh rosemary sprig, gently bruised and Thin slice of lime.

Fever-Tree Mediterranean Tonic WaterRecommended TonicFever-Tree Mediterranean Tonic Water
Fresh Rosemary Sprig, Gently Bruised Garnish Fresh Rosemary Sprig, Gently Bruised
Thin Slice of Lime Garnish Thin Slice of Lime
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GŴYR Rhosili Description

GŴYR Rhosili is a London Dry Gin produced by The Gower Gin Company in South Wales. Its name references the Rhosili coastline, an area associated with maritime landscapes, dune ecosystems and traditional Welsh foraging culture. The distillers integrate regionally sourced botanicals, particularly gorse flowers and sea buckthorn, together with linden flowers, lime zest, juniper, angelica and coriander. The presence of coastal plants reflects the terroir of the peninsula and highlights the influence of the Atlantic environment on the aromatic construction of the gin.

The nose opens with citrus brightness led by fresh lime zest, followed by floral notes from linden and soft coastal accents of gorse. Subtle herbal tones add definition without masking juniper. The palate is structured around a precise London Dry style, where juniper remains central but is complemented by a resinous, slightly saline depth from sea buckthorn. Floral elements soften the profile while gorse introduces a dry, lightly coconut-like facet typical of this plant. The alcohol level at 45% provides weight and texture while maintaining control and clarity.

The finish is dry, clean and persistent, with lime and juniper returning first, followed by a slower evolution of floral and maritime notes. The production process involves small-batch distillation with controlled extraction of each botanical to maintain aromatic separation rather than fusion. The gin can be served neat to explore the floral-coastal interplay, or in a classic gin and tonic with a lime garnish. It also adapts well to cocktails requiring citrus-forward definition without excessive sweetness, including Gimlet and Martini variations.

Coastal Citrus Harmony

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GŴYR Rhosili served with Fever-Tree Mediterranean Tonic Water, garnished with Fresh rosemary sprig, gently bruised and Thin slice of lime
Coastal Citrus Harmony
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Gently bruise the rosemary sprig before adding it to the glass to release its aromatic oils, enhancing the herbal notes of the gin. Using large ice cubes helps maintain the drink's temperature without excessive dilution, preserving the gin's complex flavors.
Recommended Tonic
Garnish
Fresh Rosemary Sprig, Gently Bruised Fresh Rosemary Sprig, Gently Bruised
Thin Slice of Lime Thin Slice of Lime
Instructions

In a chilled highball glass, pour 5cl of GŴYR Rhosili gin, renowned for its sea-inspired botanicals like sea buckthorn and gorse.

Add large ice cubes to maintain a crisp temperature without diluting the gin's vibrant flavors.

Top with 15cl of Fever-Tree Mediterranean Tonic Water; its herbal notes complement the gin's floral and citrus profile.

Garnish with a sprig of fresh rosemary, gently bruised to release its aroma, and a thin slice of lime to enhance the gin's zesty character.

For alternative pairings, consider East Imperial Yuzu Tonic, Fentimans Herbal Tonic Water, or Thomas Henry Botanical Tonic.

Flavors

Citrus
Citrus
Floral
Floral
Herbal
Herbal

Ingredients

  • Coriander
  • Linden flowers
  • Juniper
  • Angelica
  • Seabuckthorn
  • Fresh lime zest
  • Foraged gorse

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