Bursting with the vibrant exotic citrus fruits of kumquat, pomelo, Persian lime and mandarin, Hayman's Exotic Citrus offers bright, fresh citrus flavours that are perfect for G&T's.
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Bursting with the vibrant exotic citrus fruits of kumquat, pomelo, Persian lime and mandarin, Hayman's Exotic Citrus offers bright, fresh citrus flavours that are perfect for G&T's.
Caramelised mandarin on the nose that gives the impression of a chunky, thick cut marmalade. There's instant sweetness to taste with sherbet citrus zesting on the fore, before graduating into more familiar gin territory. Delicious!
Hayman's Exotic Citrus is made with an Old Tom Gin style in mind. All the botanicals are distilled into the mix, but the intention here was to create a full, sweeter mouthfeel to enhance the tropical fruits.
Hayman’s is run by a family that began distilling it over 150-years-ago. Lead by James and Miranda, the team bring the category’s heritage into everything they do. Today they are recognised as one of the leading producers in the world.
Hayman’s Distillery moved back to London in 2018, setting up shop south of the river in Balham. With a glorious row of gleaming copper stills humming away, a botanical lab and visitor experience it’s well worth a visit!
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