Name: Castle & Key Rise Seasonal Gin
Brand: Castle & Key
SKU: 457096
Price: 39.99 USD
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Elevate your senses with Castle & Key Rise Seasonal Gin, a celebration of botanical abundance and the changing seasons. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail at the historic Castle & Key Distillery, this gin captures the essence of the season with its vibrant flavors and aromatic complexity.

Castle & Key Rise Seasonal Gin begins its journey with a careful selection of botanicals sourced from the surrounding landscape, each chosen to reflect the unique flavors and aromas of the season. From the bright citrus notes of summer to the warming spices of autumn, every bottle of Rise Seasonal Gin offers a taste of the changing seasons.

The distillation process takes place in traditional copper pot stills, allowing the flavors of the botanicals to fully infuse and develop. This slow and precise method ensures that each batch of gin is imbued with depth, character, and a sense of place.

Upon the first sip, flavors of juniper, citrus, and botanicals dance on the palate, followed by hints of herbs and spices. The finish is clean and refreshing, with a lingering warmth that invites another sip.

Castle & Key Rise Seasonal Gin is perfect for savoring neat, allowing you to fully appreciate its nuanced flavors and aromas. It also serves as an excellent base for seasonal cocktails, adding a touch of botanical freshness to your favorite drinks.

Indulge in the spirit of the season with Castle & Key Rise Seasonal Gin and experience the beauty and bounty of nature in every sip. Cheers to the joy of discovery and the pleasure of great gin.

Appearance: Castle & Key Rise Seasonal Gin presents a crystal-clear appearance in the glass, reflecting its purity and freshness.

Aroma: Upon nosing, vibrant aromas of juniper, citrus, and botanicals fill the air, evoking images of sun-drenched gardens and blooming flowers. Subtle hints of herbs and spices add complexity to the bouquet, promising a balanced and aromatic gin experience.

Palate: The first sip reveals a smooth and velvety texture, with flavors of juniper, lemon, and botanicals enveloping the palate. Layers of complexity unfold, with hints of coriander, cardamom, and fresh herbs adding depth and character to the gin.

Finish: The finish is clean and refreshing, with the flavors lingering on the palate and leaving a pleasant aftertaste. Castle & Key Rise Seasonal Gin is perfect for savoring neat, allowing you to fully appreciate its nuanced flavors and aromas. Alternatively, it serves as an excellent base for seasonal cocktails, adding a touch of botanical freshness to your favorite drinks.

Two owners, Wes Murry and Will Arvin, purchased the 113 acre property outside the city of Frankfort, Ky in 2014.
Highclere Castle Gin is based in Essex, Conn. and Highclere Castle in the United Kingdom. "My family has been in the spirits business since the 1800s here in Connecticut," van Gootkin says between long draws. And it's true: his great grandfather ran a Prohibition-era speakeasy on the Connecticut River.Tarquin's Gin from the Southwestern Distillery, handcrafted in Cornwall. Handcrafted Cornish Gin since 1929. Two Birds Spirits from Leicestershire. Two Birds Spirits was founded in 2013, in the quaint British countryside town of Market Harborough, Leicestershire.
In March 2022, Castle & Key Small Batch Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey became the first bourbon distillate that has been distilled and released at the Historic Old Taylor Distillery in nearly 5 decades.
Since the inception of Castle & Key, we have looked forward to sharing our bourbon with the world. Now our Small Batch Bourbon Whiskey is a shining example of how patience and dedication to crafting quality spirits from scratch pays off.
Since 1679. Our family has lived at Highclere Castle since 1679, when gin first came to England's shores. Today, Highclere Castle Gin is inspired by botanicals hand chosen from the castle's herb gardens, originally planted in the ninth century by the Bishops of Winchester.