Echlinville Single Estate Irish Pot Still Gin
50cl
/
46% Vol
Country Winner for Best Contemporary Gin at World Gin Awards 2021! This small batch gin from Ireland’s far east is redefining artisan gin.
Crafted from field-to-glass at The Echlinville Distillery in County Down, Echlinville Gin is made with a unique neutral base spirit distilled from barley grown, harvested and floor-malted on the distillery’s own farmland on the Ards Peninsula.
Infused with carefully selected botanicals including gorse flower petals from the whin bushes around the distillery sweet kelp seaweed from Strangford Lough, Echlinville Gin is complex and perfectly balanced, boasting fresh floral and zesty citrus notes with lavender, anise, juniper and coriander flavours.
Sweet and smooth, with a malt character and rich creamy mouthfeel seldom found in modern gins, Echlinville Gin it is as comfortable sipped neat as it is in the company of elderflower tonic, lemon and mint, its recommended serve.
Echlinville Gin is the only lrish gin to have been awarded the coveted Three Star rating at the Great Taste Awards. Describing Echlinville Gin as ‘exceptional’, ‘quite stunning’ and ‘truly outstanding’, the judging panel stated, “In a world filling with gins, this one stands out.”
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Echlinville Single Estate Irish Pot Still Gin
€47.95
Ex Tax: €38.98
Product Details
Tasting Notes from the Producer
Flavour
Sweet and smooth, with a malt character and rich creamy mouthfeel seldom found in modern gins,
Fact Sheet
Fluid
50cl
Alcohol %
46%
Country
Ireland
Producer
Echlinville
Serving Suggestion
Serving Suggestion
Try this neat or enjoy with elderflower tonic, a slice of lemon and some mint.
Awards and/or Press Quotes
Irish Whiskey Awards
Gold Medal Winner - Best Irish Gin 2018 & 2019
Awards and/or Press Quotes
World Gin Awards 2022 - Silver
World Gin Awards 2021 - Country Winner - Best Contemporary Gin
FAQs
The standard Irish spirits measure is 35.5ml, established under Irish Weights and Measures regulations, which is one third larger than the UK standard measure of 25ml. This means Irish whiskey measures are meaningfully more generous than those served in Britain or most of Europe. In many Irish pubs, particularly in rural areas, the measure may be served as a slightly rounded 35ml to 40ml pour depending on the house custom and staff training.
A standard Irish measure of spirits is 35.5ml, set by the Intoxicating Liquor Act. This is the regulated minimum measure for spirits served in licensed Irish premises. For reference, the UK standard measure is 25ml and the standard EU measure varies by country. The larger Irish measure reflects both historical convention and regulatory tradition. When purchasing a single or double in an Irish pub, you are receiving a more generous pour than in most other jurisdictions.
An Irish spirit measure is 35.5ml, the legally mandated minimum pour size for spirits in Irish licensed premises under Irish licensing law. This contrasts with the UK standard of 25ml and the Scottish standard of 25ml or 35ml. The Irish measure is one third larger than the standard UK pour. When comparing spirit consumption across markets, this difference is significant: a single Irish measure is the equivalent of approximately 1.4 standard UK measures.
The Irish spirit measure is 35.5ml. This is the standard regulated pour for spirits in Irish licensed premises, set by Irish licensing legislation. By comparison: the UK standard is 25ml, and European measures range from 20ml to 40ml depending on the country. The 35.5ml Irish standard reflects a historically established convention that has been codified into licensing law.
Customer Reviews
Customer Reviews