Whitley Neill Original Gin 70cl
AED 139.00 Original price was: AED 139.00.AED 125.00Current price is: AED 125.00.
Bright, citrusy, and properly juniper-forward, this London Dry-style gin is the kind that makes your G&T taste like a G&T again. Expect lemon peel, orange, and a clean, peppery kick, plus a dry finish that plays nice in a classic Martini. Made in England and built for cocktails, it’s an easy staple that still has personality.
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70cl / 700ml |
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Juniper first, citrus right after, and a dry snap that keeps everything in check, this Whitley Neill Original Gin is an easy yes for anyone who wants a classic gin that still feels lively. It’s made in England in a London Dry style, so the flavour stays crisp and focused, not perfumey or candy-like.
If your home bar has ever felt like it’s missing a “default” gin, the one that works in basically any gin cocktail without turning it into a science project, this is the bottle. It’s bold enough to stand up in a Gin & Tonic, clean enough for a Martini, and bright enough to lift a Tom Collins without getting lost in the lemonade.
What makes it click is the balance. You get that piney, classic juniper backbone, then a real hit of citrus peel that reads like fresh lemon and orange zest, not fake citrus. Underneath, there’s a gentle spice note, think pepper and coriander-like warmth, that keeps the sip feeling layered instead of one-note.
- Nose: Juniper and citrus peel up front, with a light peppery spice in the background.
- Taste: Dry, juniper-led flavour, then lemon and orange zest, plus a subtle herb and spice edge that keeps it bright.
- Finish: Crisp and drying, with lingering juniper and a clean citrus fade.
This is the kind of gin that makes classic cocktails easier. Your Gin & Tonic tastes sharper and more refreshing, not sugary. Your Martini stays clean and structured, not muddled. Even a simple gin highball feels “put together” because the botanicals show up, then get out of the way.
It’s also a great bottle for experimenting because it won’t fight you. Want to lean into the citrus with a twist of lemon, or take it more herbal with rosemary and cucumber, it plays along without disappearing. That’s the real win, it’s reliable, but it’s not boring.
Fun Fact: Whitley Neill is a family name in gin going back generations, and the brand built its reputation by pushing flavour with wild botanicals, but the Original keeps it classic for the purists.