10 Best Old Tom Gin Brands May 2015

#1 of 10 Top Old Tom Gin Labels of 2015 - The Dorchester Old Tom Gin is a drink that hasn't been well known until only a few years ago. It has a delicious taste, and there is no overwhelming fragrance when you open the bottle. This is a drink that is a little sweeter than some of the other gins on the market. There are floral notes on both the nose and the palate. Juniper is a prominent note when you smell the drink as well as when you take the first sips. There are strong spice notes on finishing.

#2 of 10 Best Old Tom Gin Labels of 2015 - Looking to achieve a softer version of the traditional London Dry style, Hayman's Old Tom Gin is the essence of a smooth Spirit. When taking in the aroma, juniper is definitely a prominent aspect, but sweeter components like the citrus fruit and honeysuckle offer the proper balance. Once it reaches the palate, the citrus and spice remain, but the overall sweetness isn't quite as strong. However, the tingling that can be felt on the lips shows that the blending and distillation process was in the proper working order. This product is the perfect complement to a wide variety of cocktails.

#3 of 10 Best Old Tom Gin Labels of 2015 - When you take a gin and age it in bourbon barrels for a little while, you wind up with the best "new" style of spirits, called old Tom gin. One great old Tom maker is called Brothers Old Tom Gin, and it is made in Albuquerque, New Mexico's only distillery. For those who are in tune with supporting the growing craft distillery movement in the United States, Brothers is a gin worth picking up and savoring.

#4 of 10 Leading Old Tom Gin Labels of 2015 - Xorigeur is a brand of Old Tom Gin that is made in Mahon, a small town on the Spanish island of Menorca. It was introduced here in the eighteenth century by the British and its unique distilling process and flavor have changed little since then. Distilled in American oak barrels from wine, this gin is flavored with a secret mixture of spices. While the exact blend may not be known, Xorigeur has an earthy aroma with hints of juniper, celery, citrus, and sweet pepper. At 76 proof, this gin contains lower than average alcohol, giving it a soft after taste and making it ideal for sipping on ice and making light mixed drinks.

#5 of 10 Top Old Tom Gin Labels of 2015 - Jensen Old Tom Gin is a soft beverage with sweet notes. It has an alcohol content of 43%. The gin comes in a tall bottle with a silver topper. The recipe dates back to the 1840s. there are natural ingredients used to sweeten the gin. Large quantities of botanicals are used in the drink including juniper and rose. There are some subtle hints of orange when tasting the gin. This is a delicate beverage that has a long finish.

#6 of 10 Best Old Tom Gin Labels of 2015 - Sound Spirits Old Tom Gin delivers the classic taste of old Tom gin that gin fans are wild about. It's one of the best gin brands for drinkers who love a traditional drink. If you are a fan of Jen, this variety is perfect for drinking straight or as part of your own delicious drink recipe. It's a great way to enjoy the classic taste of gin in the modern era. Have an after dinner drink with this delicious brand.

#7 of 10 Leading Old Tom Gin Labels of 2015 - Ransom Old Tom Gin is made with a barley malt base. It has an 88 proof, giving it an alcohol content of 44% by volume. The gin is made in Oregon. It is aged for about six months. There is a beautiful amber color to the gin. When swirling the gin, you can see scalloped edges. There is a thickness to the gin that gives a feel of syrup. Heavy aromas of grains and juniper are present when smelling with a fruit mix as the first tasting notes.

#8 of 10 Leading Old Tom Gin Labels of 2015 - Made from the best gin ingredients and aged for several months in whiskey barrels, Golden Cock Old Tom Gin sets itself apart from "regular" gins by having great flavors you can sip and appreciate already built into it. For decades, gin has existed to be blended into cocktails. Drinking gin straight is usually considered "weird", but Golden Cock Old Tom Gin begs to be consumed without anything added to it. Buy some and pour yourself a little, and you will soon agree!

#9 of 10 Top Old Tom Gin Labels of 2015 - Going in a different objective was the concept for Downslope Distilling Ould Tom Gin, which uses cane instead of grain, then adds 11 different botanicals to make an exotic blend that tastes superb. The first aroma makes sure that juniper is represented, but also finds spots for come citrus and spices, along with a little caramel. Taking the next step means having it reach the palate, where lemon goes along for the ride. It's joined by a creamy combination of vanilla, with spices like cinnamon and nutmeg added. The conclusion is one where the heat that had been present fades.

#10 of 10 Leading Old Tom Gin Labels of 2015 - Secret Treasures Old Tom Gin is a clear beverage that comes in a slender bottle with a black topper. This is a product from Germany, a limited edition that was introduced to the market in 2007. There have only been 688 bottles of this gin released. This is a flavorful gin that has a slight hint of citrus when smelling and tasting. The gin has an alcohol content of 40%. It is a beverage that is ideal for mixing with other drinks.