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Jaffa Cake Gin it is, then …
I was browsing the internet looking for some new gin to try, when I fell upon an article about the most expensive gins in the world. Being naturally curious – and easily distracted, I had to have a look. And it is, according to Threshers, Jam Jar Gin Morus LXIV, England.
At more than £4,000 a bottle, this 64% ABV tipple is considered to be the most valuable in the world, particularly because it is distilled from the leaves of a particular century-old mulberry tree.
And we gin-thusiasts would, apparently, appreciate the complexity of Morus LXIV’s flavour profile, which boasts a smoky sweetness, intense juniper and citrus zest oils.
Made in very small batches, this exclusive gin comes in a 70cl bottle plus 3cl porcelain jar, along with a stirrup cup wrapped in fine hide leather – all presented in a luxury gift box.
I went back to Master of Malt and purchased a bottle of Jaffa Cake Gin, at a heady £27.95 a bottle – plus postage. Review coming soon …
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