Broker’s Gin is a classic London Dry style gin that is praised for its balance and value, though some critics have noted a “rubbing alcohol” taste. It features prominent juniper and citrus notes, with a spicy, warm finish and a clean, crisp taste that makes it a good choice for classic cocktails like Gin and Tonics and Martinis.
Flavor profile
- Aroma: Clean juniper and coriander, with hints of citrus zest, black pepper, and a sweet violet note.
- Taste: Classic juniper and pine are balanced with strong citrus (orange and lemon), coriander, and a spicy kick from cassia and pepper. Some tasters note a slight sweetness, similar to Parma violets.
- Finish: A long, pleasant finish with lingering pine, spicy notes, and a touch of black pepper.
Cocktail performance
- Gin and Tonic: The crisp, citrusy notes and balance make it an excellent and popular choice for a Gin and Tonic.
- Martini: It performs well in a Martini, especially for those who prefer a classic, somewhat more robust style. Some reviewers suggest a slightly longer stir to achieve proper dilution due to the higher alcohol content.
- Other Cocktails: The robust flavor profile holds up well in other cocktails like a Negroni, where its earthy notes are amplified.
Key characteristics
- High ABV: The 47% ABV version is considered to have an enhanced aroma and robust flavor, which can be adjusted in cocktails.
- Classic style: It sticks to a traditional gin recipe without unusual or trendy botanicals.
- Value: Many reviewers consider it an excellent value for its quality and taste, especially given its price point compared to other premium gins.
Awards and recognition
- Broker’s Gin has received numerous awards from spirit competitions over the years.
- It was named “world’s best gin” by some, although one reviewer noted that the exact criteria for this award are not specified



