Mustard Gin??? James Gin is no joke.

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The bottle of James Gin Ramstud clearly states that 'mustard' had to misspelled because the authorities at be in America were concerned it would be confused with the condiment. Tongue in cheek maybe, but once the idea was planted we couldn't help but think there was something to it. Stay tuned for future episodes on that. Onto the gin itself, the mustard seed and gherkin really shine in this expression. There's a saltiness that rounds it all out and truly makes it a nice pairing for a classic burger meal, but also elevates it something that can hold its own. For us, this is a glass that begs to be discussed. Sipping alone, or paired with a nice meal, this gin refuses to sit quietly in the background. Cheers!
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[@tinay9491]

we the loyal James May followers salute the taste bud guys...

[@tastebudguys]

Thank you. We were pretty proud of that one little moment of success. :)

[@S-be6hp]

Nice review, I like the way you guys describe it. Funnily enough, there's a gene some people have that makes coriander taste soapy, I think...

[@tastebudguys]

Have heard this. My step son is that way, he is weird though. ~chris.