The gin is hailed for its stunning blonde hues, a result of its maturation in oak barrels that were once used for Armagnac. On the nose, it captivates with its fresh, surprisingly complex aroma. Beyond the juniper and orange zest, six botanicals weave a delightful and dynamic bouquet, offering hints of lemon, pepper, and a subtle camphoraceous note. The palate is smooth, subtly reminiscent of the time spent in barrels. The spices come fully to the fore, particularly the citrus zest, which lingers with a touch of sweetness reminiscent of a meringue tart.