9 International Awards since 2013,
Gold Medal - The Fifty Best Gins 2015,
Gold Medal - San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2015,
86% Very Good - The Ultimate Spirits Challenge 2015,
Master Medal (Highest Award) Super Premium - The Gin Masters 2014
Opihr – pronounced ‘o-peer’
Opihr is a legendary region famed for its wealth and riches which prospered during the reign of King Solomon. The King regularly received cargoes of gold, silver and spices from Opihr and whilst its exact location remains a mystery, it is thought to have been in the Orient along the ancient Spice Route.
The heritage of Opihr Oriental Spiced Gin is firmly rooted in the ancient Spice Route. Traditionally merchants would travel thousands of miles along the route, trading exotic spices and botanicals from distant lands.
Opihr Oriental Spiced Gin is crafted with a selection of exotic hand-picked botanicals, carefully chosen by Opihr’s Master Distiller, including spicy Cubeb berries from Indonesia, Black Pepper from India and Coriander from Morocco.
The botanicals in Opihr Gin make the journey to their final destination, the oldest distillery in England, where quality gin has been traditionally distilled, using the same London Dry Gin method, since 1761. Here the botanicals are married with fine English spirit to produce an exotic oriental spiced gin.
TASTING NOTES
Opihr Oriental Spiced Gin has bursts of Citrus balanced with the rich, earthy aromas and a soft spice. Opihr epitomises the exotic intensity of the Orient, awakening the senses to a new style of gin.
Nose: A rich oriental spiced gin with a smooth perfume and sharp bursts of citrus. Key notes of cumin and cardamom provide a warm earthy background balanced with the grapefruit peel.
Taste: Soft camphor, some sweetness and oriental spices create a warm mouth feel that lingers but does not increase in intensity.
Finish: Long length with soft cracked black pepper and spice.
All comments (16)
Hersheymad
13 Oct 16#1
Ooooooh tempted to add to my order normally a Hendricks lass not seen this before
plodging to Hersheymad
14 Oct 161#8
Go to wetherspoons to try it .. £2.90 a shot or £3.90 a double ..I normally go for The Botanist gin in there ,but they have about 15 at least.
Hersheymad
13 Oct 161#2
" creates a warm mouth feel that lingers but does not increase in intensity." How do they write like this............. I just want it now :confused:
rachelpresto33
13 Oct 161#3
Lovely gin just finished a bottle may have to stock up.
Hersheymad
13 Oct 161#4
Ordered yes the reviews are very very good ! THANK YOU X
55jeff
13 Oct 16#5
For anyone with Amazon prime £17.40 delivered.
diddly08
13 Oct 16#6
Lots of stock in Morrisons Killingworth
mofted
13 Oct 16#7
Love this gin!
Hersheymad
14 Oct 16#9
Will try it good idea x have ordered the gin so its only right to get another comparison after all !!!!! :smiley::smiley:
im_not_brian
14 Oct 16#10
Ordered from Amazon- £17.40 there but delivering it tomorrow with prime!!
clle44
14 Oct 16#11
Great stuff. Do NOT add citrus. Instead, thinly slice some red chili and add it to your tonic. It's amazing that way.
gavinlew
15 Oct 16#12
Ordered from Amazon even got NUS discount
coco2007
15 Oct 16#13
Try before you buy if you can. Love gin and have quite a collection now, but this isn't one we tend to drink very often, just tastes a bit too much like curry for us.
Hotmeal
17 Oct 16#14
Went in today, back to £22. Booo.
Hersheymad
20 Oct 161#15
Have just enjoyed a very beautiful gin thanks to you and the post.... you can actually taste the herbs almost like basil so thank you for that Im preferring it to Hendricks as its less perfumy so cheers xx
thejinx6
20 Oct 16#16
Ordered 3 from amazon the other day. 3 bottles of whisky turn up instead... i am ready for some GIIIIIIIIIIIIN
Opening post
Gold Medal - The Fifty Best Gins 2015,
Gold Medal - San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2015,
86% Very Good - The Ultimate Spirits Challenge 2015,
Master Medal (Highest Award) Super Premium - The Gin Masters 2014
Opihr – pronounced ‘o-peer’
Opihr is a legendary region famed for its wealth and riches which prospered during the reign of King Solomon. The King regularly received cargoes of gold, silver and spices from Opihr and whilst its exact location remains a mystery, it is thought to have been in the Orient along the ancient Spice Route.
The heritage of Opihr Oriental Spiced Gin is firmly rooted in the ancient Spice Route. Traditionally merchants would travel thousands of miles along the route, trading exotic spices and botanicals from distant lands.
Opihr Oriental Spiced Gin is crafted with a selection of exotic hand-picked botanicals, carefully chosen by Opihr’s Master Distiller, including spicy Cubeb berries from Indonesia, Black Pepper from India and Coriander from Morocco.
The botanicals in Opihr Gin make the journey to their final destination, the oldest distillery in England, where quality gin has been traditionally distilled, using the same London Dry Gin method, since 1761. Here the botanicals are married with fine English spirit to produce an exotic oriental spiced gin.
TASTING NOTES
Opihr Oriental Spiced Gin has bursts of Citrus balanced with the rich, earthy aromas and a soft spice. Opihr epitomises the exotic intensity of the Orient, awakening the senses to a new style of gin.
Nose: A rich oriental spiced gin with a smooth perfume and sharp bursts of citrus. Key notes of cumin and cardamom provide a warm earthy background balanced with the grapefruit peel.
Taste: Soft camphor, some sweetness and oriental spices create a warm mouth feel that lingers but does not increase in intensity.
Finish: Long length with soft cracked black pepper and spice.
All comments (16)