The House of Bruar, Blair Atholl, Perthshire, Scotland, UK. |
The House of Bruar is a prestigious
independent country-clothing store, with a broad spectrum of high quality
clothes and accessories including Scottish knitwear, and is known as the
“Harrods of the Highlands”. The company was founded by Mark & Linda Birbeck
in the 1990’s and was sold in 2012 to Mark Birbeck & Sons Ltd, with the new
owner Patrick Birkbeck, the son of the founders, as Managing
Director. |
The locally sourced and hand picked
sloeberries are infused with an undisclosed London Dry Gin, made to a
personalized recipe. It is made and bottled locally and we suspect (although
not confirmed) this is by the Scottish Liqueur Centre, also based in
Perthshire. The red colored Gin is presented in a round clear glass bottle with some unusual features: a soft square foot with a lip, slightly tapering from the bottom (thinner) to the shoulders (wider), the shoulders are curved with a slightly bulbous neck. The bottle sports an off white rectangular label with navy blue and gold colored text plus an image of a sprig of hawthorn with sloeberries. |
Flavored Gin - Sloe. |
26.5% (53 Proof). |
$$$ - $$$$. Not available in the USA as it is sold exclusively
at The House of Bruar Store in Scotland. It may be purchased online from their
website but posting and shipping is only available within the UK. |
Unknown but includes juniper berries and
sloberries. |
Named after the nearby Bruar gorge and falls
(and the key ingredient in the Gin, Sloeberries). |
Unfortunately we have yet to sample this
Gin and therefore have no details to describe its taste, not even from the
producers or any other Gin reviewers! |
Unknown. |
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