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Best enjoyed with Fever-Tree Indian Tonic Water, garnished with Lemon peel and rosemary sprig.
Recommended TonicFever-Tree Indian Tonic Water
Garnish
Lemon Peel and Rosemary SprigSilent Pool Black Juniper Gin is a luxury dry gin from Silent Pool, bottled at 43% ABV and presented on the official distillery page in a one-litre format. Its identity is built around rare black juniper berries, with distinctive oud and cloud tea cited among the exotic botanicals. The distillery links the juniper to Bhutan, where the plant grows at high altitude, giving the gin a markedly different story from the classic Silent Pool recipe.
The aromatic direction is darker and more textured than a standard citrus-led dry gin. Juniper remains central, but black juniper suggests a deeper, more resinous profile. Oud brings a woody, perfumed and slightly smoky register, while cloud tea points toward a refined herbal dimension. In the mouth, the gin should be read as layered and dry: resin, wood, aromatic tea and botanical depth rather than bright fruit or overt sweetness.
A restrained serve is essential. Fever-Tree Indian Tonic Water gives bitterness and length without covering the rare botanicals. A simple lemon peel or a small rosemary sprig is enough to lift the nose; heavy fruit would distract from the oud and black juniper. Use firm ice, a measured tonic ratio and a glass that leaves room for the aromas to open.
For GinToLove, Black Juniper Gin is a high-value addition because it is clearly distinct from Silent Pool's garden and citrus-led references. It belongs to the same brand family but explores a darker, more luxurious register, where juniper, wood and tea-like botanicals create a slower, more contemplative gin and tonic.

Lemon Peel and Rosemary SprigFill a large balloon glass with firm clear ice.
Add 5 cl of Silent Pool Black Juniper Gin, pour 12 cl of Fever-Tree Indian Tonic Water and stir once.
Garnish with a lemon peel and a small rosemary sprig.



