Four Pillars Olive Leaf Gin
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The genesis of this gin goes back to 2015 when Four Pillars distilled a small run called Cousin Vera’s Gin. Made with their friends at Santamanía Destileria Urbana in Madrid, this was the first gin in the Distiller Series. It was also their first foray into savory, Mediterranean-inspired gin flavors using fresh olives and rosemary. Cousin Vera’s Gin came and went pretty quickly, but remains a cult classic in the Four Pillars canon.
After that collaboration, a trip to the olive groves of northern Victoria confirmed how beautifully gin and olives combine. It was after visiting Cobram Estate in Boundary Bend during olive harvest that they realized olive oil could be a brilliant botanical alongside dried olive leaves. The aroma, flavor, and texture of fresh olive is stunning, so they did an entire year of trials before finalizing the recipe. The result is a completely delicious, savory, and bright one-of-a-kind gin.
- Great anchor for martinis or just over ice.
- Perfect for people who don't like gin or those who prefer unconventional flavor profiles.
- Fantastic in any classic gin drink.
- 5 stars: 4 (80%)
- 4 stars: 1 (20%)
- 3 stars: 0 (0%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
Great for dry martinis
This is perfect for a gin and tonic. It is very unusual with almost no juniper flavor, perfect for people who don't like gin or those who prefer unconventional flavor profiles.
I’ve found that most gins I encounter these days tend to lean towards the citrus or sweeter side. Four Pilars Olive was a refreshing departure from this flavor profile with its more savory, grassy notes.
Great with a spring of thyme!
After previously spending weekends infusing olive oil into our favorite gins and then freezing to remove excess oil, we were surprised by how flavorful this treat is with no effort needed, other than pouring it. Great anchor for martinis or just over ice.
Four Pillars' rare dry gin is one of my favorites, and their new olive gin doesn't disappoint. It's fantastic in any classic gin drink - I've made a martini, a GT, and a gibson and the savoriness of the gin comes through in all of them.
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