Eden Mill St. Andrews Golf Gin is a botanically rich Scottish gin with a slightly saline base from Fife-sourced kombu seaweed incorporating heather, lavender, gorse, and spruce inspired by the botanicals found around Scotland’s coastal golf courses.

Made in Fife, the home of golf, Eden Mill’s Golf Gin draws on the flora of Scotland’s links landscape. Kombu seaweed from the Fife coast lends a subtle saline tang, while heather, lavender, gorse, and spruce evoke the coastal courses. Juniper leads as it should, balanced by floral and peppery botanicals.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Hints of juniper among lavender and spruce, with a subtle salty tang
• Palate: Juniper dominates, balanced by gorse sweetness; heather and lavender add florals while spruce and coriander give a peppery finish
• Finish: Crisp and fresh

Specs

• Distillery: Eden Mill, St. Andrews, Fife, Scotland
• Style: Scottish Coastal Gin Golf Gin
• Key Botanicals: Fife kombu seaweed, heather, lavender, gorse, spruce, coriander, juniper
• Size: 700ml

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Eden Mill Golf Gin taste like?

Juniper-led with a subtle saline tang from kombu seaweed, floral heather and lavender, gorse sweetness, and a peppery spruce-and-coriander finish. Crisp and fresh.

Why is there seaweed in it?

Fife-sourced kombu seaweed gives the gin a slightly saline base that evokes Scotland’s coastal golf courses the inspiration behind the gin.

How should I serve it?

Best with a premium tonic, garnished with a bramble and a sprig of mint.

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