Hills and Harbour Gin 70cl (40% ABV) - Multi-Award Winning Scottish Craft Gin - Infused with Forest Fir, Tropical Fruits, Citrus Spice and Tangy Sherbet - Innovative New Eco-Friendly Bottle Available

Great tasting. Very easy to drink. Nice bottle.

Really liked this gin - absolutely excelled in a Martini, and great in a G&T. Beautiful bottle, very tactile, nice to pour, great to look at. The measuring cap is a wee bit of a gimmick (who needs half a shot of gin?), but a good stopper anyway. But yes, the real highlight is of course the gin itself - no so strongly flavoured that it doesn't taste like gin (looking at you Malfy!), but really good notes and hints of the different botanicals involved. I rarely buy the same gin twice as there's so much choice out there, but this one will definitely get another purchase.

Great taste and great value. Love the bottle and it's easy to reuse if you're planning to make your own flavoured gin in the future. Highly recommend.

The Crafty Distillery produce amazing spirits based on their own vodka created from locally grown Scottish wheat. After visiting the distillery two years ago and tasting their products Hills and Harbour is one of our favourite gins.

A fine flavour. I will definitely buy this again.

Whilst the product is attractively packaged, and in a lovely bottle etc; I suspected it would be little different to other London Dry Gins (which do tend to be similar). However, this isn’t the case. It is pretty stand-out, a really nice flavoursome Gin. I have of late tended to go more for flavoured Gins, which I do like, but still also do enjoy a decent ‘standard’ one! Taste is obviously largely subjective, but I do think you will like this as much as I do! This is clearly a premium Gin, very smooth flavour, not at all coarse like some. The ingredient flavours (beyond the usual botanicals) are clearly crafted to perfection, nicely subtle, and not overpowering. The bottle is very attractive, and as noted, nicely packaged. I do think making a thing out of the inserted sheet with a couple of ‘recipes’ and a very bland (actually, awful) picture on the reverse (perfect for framing? Haha, if you like) is somewhat OTT, and if I’m honest is liable to detract, and put you off of focussing on the reason you’ve purchased – THE GIN! As for this Mixologist Lounge thing, it might be for some, not for me – I’m afraid I’m old school, Gin, tonic, ice and a slice. Why spoil a good Gin with messing about with it? All in all, this a lovely premium flavoured Gin (but this most definitely isn’t a Gift Set as it’s described), a bit pricey though, I wouldn’t pay £40 for it, but worth looking out for a deal of the day, where if on offer for a bit less, I would buy again. There is a lot of competition in this field, and there a lot of really good London Dry and flavoured Gins out there, and this one definitely holds its own, and better than a great many of them. ABV is 40% - Cheers. I hope this has been helpful!

A really lovely gin with unique taste that is subtle and extremely well-balanced. Many gins just have a strong taste of alcohol but this one really presents the botanicals first. The taste leans ever so slightly towards the maritime and for me evokes memories of lazy sunny days on sand dunes with the sea lapping against the shore. The gin would therefore (in my humble opinion) pair well with more flavourful fish dishes, charcuterie meats, mature cheeses or dark chocolate. The bottle is a beautiful blue-green colour and completes the package of this quality item. So glad this is now available through Amazon as I used to have to wait until I could visit the lovely little distillery to stock up whilst on holiday.

Nice new-to-me gin!