Height of Arrows - An Award Winning Elevated Scottish Gin - 70cl Bottle - 43% ABV - Made by Holyrood Distillery of Edinburgh, Scotland

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Throughout the gin boom, I’ve observed brands trying to stand out by using unusual botanicals or creating flavoured expressions. While many of these were great additions to the category, it got to a point where many (including me) felt like the gin’s roots had been forgotten, and indeed, the requirement for the spirit to taste predominantly of juniper. Over 300 guests from the Scottish drinks industry joined to celebrate achievements in Glasgow on Thursday night with Edinburgh's gin makers – established and new – taking home a lion share of the prizes. Over 300 guests from the Scottish drinks industry joined to celebrate achievements, which included the announcement of the winner of the top award of the night, Scottish Gin Distillery of the Year 2022. So if you’d like a taste of Scotland’s lighter side, here are some distinctive gins to add to your drinks cabinet… Best Scottish gins to try

READ MORE: Scottish gin brand with stunning bottle opens exciting new pop-up store in St James Quarter Although it’s eveningtime, they’ve still got their lights on at St Leonard’s Lane, and they’re welcoming guests to try their new Height of Arrows Gin Tasting Experience.brewing past and distilling present, are all explored by the team through experimental methods and collaborative projects. Holyrood Distillery is in turn at the heart of Edinburgh’s discerning drinking scene. Great news from Edinburgh’s Holyrood Distillery as they launch a new gin expression and it sounds absolutely fantastic if you love juniper! Holyrood Distillery have created an elevated gin, distilled by a team of local whisky makers who are dedicated to shaping the spirit of tomorrow. The full bodied flavour profile, distinctive texture and mouth feel of Height of Arrows is evocative of a whisky experience and will appeal to more discerning gin drinkers. Start up gin businesses including Fassfern Distillery and Rutland Square Gin also collected medals, with Rutland Square Gin, made under contract at Summerhall Distillery, collecting the Gold Medal for Best Flavoured Gin. Boasting its own outdoor courtyard bar, Height Of Arrows was served to locals throughout the summer,

This beautifully rounded Martini gin is made by Holyrood Distillery in Edinburgh. Inspired by the simplicity of whisky production, juniper is the focus here. Isle of Skye sea salt is added after distillation to amplify the flavour, along with natural beeswax for texture. Very creamy and smooth, with distinctively bright juniper aromas, it makes a superlative Gibson Martini. Alc 43% Mirroring this approach, the aim was to create a gin with a complex array of flavours by utlising a minimal number of ingredients. As a result, Height of Arrows was designed to celebrate gin’s ‘hero’ botanical – juniper.With such passion behind the products, it’s little surprise that Scottish gin is going from strength to strength. First celebrated on 3rd August 2019, International Scottish Gin Day was established in 2018 by The Gin Cooperative, which promotes the country’s gins. juniper alone taking centre stage. Our hope is that gin fans will be thrilled to explore a new direction in When it comes to accommodation in Scotland, there's a fantastic choice of amazing stays from luxury hotels to glamping getaways. Apparently, the summit was the furthest reach that an archer could shoot a bow. Hopefully theydidn’t hit one of the tourists at the top. The results are highly regarded as they are independently audited by a panel of experts and judged live in a rigorously assessed blind-tasting event.

Holyrood Distillery sits in the shadow of Arthur’s Seat. The ancient volcano provides breathtaking views of Edinburgh and it’s from here that Height of Arrows takes its name. Produced by Bruichladdich distillery, on the Hebridean island of Islay, The Botanist is made with a whopping 31 botanicals – the embossed bottle shows their Latin names. No less than 22 of them are foraged on Islay, including bog myrtle, gorse flowers and meadowsweet. The varied botanical mix means that no one flavour dominates. A beautifully rounded, honeyed, heathery meadow-grass palate is balanced by citrus freshness. Alc 46% The Scottish Gin Awards have revealed gin brands which have successfully achieved medal status in 2022, following the awards dinner in Glasgow this month. that is distilled from our DNA as whisky makers. In whisky making we work with simplicity. Barley, water

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Holyrood continued their success with Gold in the Best Old Tom Gin category and a clean sweep in the Best Cask Gin category. Their new offering, Height Of Arrows is a gin that has been created with whisky in mind. Drawing on the idea that whisky’s myriad of flavours rely on a handful of ingredients, Height Of Arrows rejects the idea of numerous botanical additions. Winners of the 2023 Scottish Gin Awards announced - including North Uist Distillery and Edinburgh Gin The Scottish Gin Awards is the one of the largest gin competitions in the UK and revealed its winners following a rigorous judging process involving 46 leading experts, the assessment of 63 written entries and the blind tasting of over 200 gins, all distilled in Scotland. The ultimate award, Scottish Gin Distillery of the Year, was presented to North Uist Distillery who have created an impressive range of gins. They also collected the award for Excellent in Branding.