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Moorland Spirit Co. Heather Moorland Gin
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Moorland Spirit Co. Heather Moorland Gin

Moorland Spirit Co. · Moorland Spirit Co.

86 proofNASSheffield, England
Moorland Spirit Co.'s heather gin captures the rugged beauty of the Peak District in liquid form. The wild botanicals — particularly the heather and meadowsweet — create a gin that tastes like place, not formula. It's a compelling choice for those seeking a gin with genuine terroir.

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Tasting Notes

Nose

Herbal juniper opens with a waxy, resinous quality, followed by bright lemon citrus and meadowsweet. Lavender and heather floral notes give it a distinctly moorland character, while subtle angelica root grounds the aroma.

Palate

Crisp juniper leads on the palate with a green, pine-forward bite. Coriander seed and a touch of ginger provide warmth, while violet and lavender create a floral mid-palate that feels wild and untamed. A peppery undercurrent adds spice.

Finish

Medium, with lingering juniper pine and a clean, meadowsweet-tinged fade. Refreshing and dry.

Specifications
Style
Dry Gin
Botanicals
Juniper, heather, meadowsweet, coriander, angelica root, lavender, lemon peel, ginger, orris root
Base Spirit
Neutral grain spirit
Distillation
Pot distilled in a 200-litre copper still with vapor infusion basket
Serve & Pair

Cocktail Suggestion

Moorland Spritz — 2 oz Moorland Heather Gin · 1 oz elderflower liqueur · 0.75 oz fresh lemon juice · Top with chilled tonic · Build in a large wine glass over ice, garnish with a sprig of fresh lavender.

Food Pairing

The gin's floral and herbal botanicals cut through the richness of warm goat cheese, while the honey glaze echoes the meadowsweet sweetness on the finish.

The Story

Founded in Sheffield's Kelham Island district, Moorland Spirit Co. hand-forages heather, meadowsweet, and bilberries from the Peak District moorlands, distilling them in small batches to capture the wild character of northern England's upland landscape.

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