GinVerse/The Muff Liqour Company Irish Gin 700 ml

The Muff Liqour Company Irish Gin 700 ml

Ireland
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About this bottle

The Muff Liquor Company Irish Gin comes from the small distillery in Muff, County Donegal, Ireland, applying the same grain-to-glass, small-batch approach used in the brand's Irish Vodka to a juniper-and-botanical spirit. Irish gin has grown into its own recognizable style over the past decade, often leaning slightly softer and more citrus-forward than a classic London Dry, and a small producer like this one typically favors a distinctive local botanical mix over a generic juniper-heavy profile. Expect juniper balanced with citrus and herbal notes, built for both classic gin cocktails and simple gin and tonics.

How to drink The Muff Liquor Company Irish Gin

Build a gin and tonic with a citrus garnish — a small-batch Irish gin like this is meant to be tasted clearly, and a simple two-ingredient serve does that best.

Tasting notes
Nosejuniper and citrus
Palateherbal, balanced
Finishclean, crisp
Specs

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What's the best way to serve The Muff Liquor Company Irish Gin?

Serve it well chilled, either straight from the freezer or built into a gin and tonic over plenty of ice, so the botanicals stay bright instead of turning flat. Once opened, keep it capped away from light — gin doesn't spoil like wine and will hold its character for a long time.

What cocktails work well with The Muff Liquor Company Irish Gin?

A gin and tonic is the easiest way to taste it, but it also holds up well in a Martini or a Negroni, where its botanicals have to carry the drink.

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