Gordon's Sloe Gin | 26% vol | 70cl | Crafted from Wild Sloe Berries & Gordon's Gin | Enjoy in a Glass with Tonic | Botanicals with Cassis Sweetness

Gordon's Sloe Gin is an absolute gem for anyone who loves a sophisticated cocktail. What sets this apart is how perfectly it blends with prosecco - creating a beautifully balanced, fruity drink that's both elegant and delicious. The rich, deep berry notes of the sloe gin complement the sparkling wine wonderfully, making for a truly memorable aperitif.Pros:Smooth, rich sloe berry flavorExcellent mixer with proseccoHigh-quality Gordon's gin baseGreat for summer gatherings or relaxed eveningsCons:Slightly sweet, which might not appeal to everyoneThe alcohol content is well-balanced, and the natural sloe berry flavor comes through beautifully. I've tried many sloe gins, and Gordon's consistently delivers a premium taste. Whether you're hosting a dinner party or enjoying a quiet evening, this sloe gin is a fantastic choice.Highly recommended for gin and cocktail enthusiasts!

I bought two bottles of Gordon's Sloe Gin for myself as a treat for the festive season (Christmas) as i do every year, I decided not to spend too much money on Sloe Gin this time around because it's become too expensive, especially the craft Sloe Gins which usually cost me around £30 to £40 a bottle, well I can tell you now that this Gordon's Sloe Gin is probably the nicest and most delicious Sloe Gin I have ever tasted, really puts the most expensive ones to shame in my opinion, the first sip was unreal, not too sweet with a real Juniper Almond Sloe berry explosion in my mouth and laced the glass beautifully, it really did surprise me, I never thought Gordon's Sloe Gin would be as delicious as this, but be warned it could take your breath away very handy if not slowly sipped as it really has a strong Gin content, it's definitely a sipper and one has to be very careful, don't think that 26% ABV isn't strong because it is and could catch you out if not sipped slowly and respected. This is a delicious Sloe Gin and very highly recommended just in time for Christmas and cold winter afternoons.

I bought this bottle of Sloe gin by Gordon's for Christmas for my dad as he loves Sloe gin.He said to me the taste was fantastic and then proceeded to drink far too much of it as he was enjoying it so much.It has a strong smell to it with a nice sweet and sour taste. I'm not into gin like that, but really thought this one stood out and would buy again.You know it's great quality as it's made by Gordon's, who also make great value gin.

Beautiful taste of Sloe berries and a lovely claret red colour. I used to have bushes close to where I lived and I picked Sloe berries in November and made my own sloe gin

If you've never tried sloe gin or feel you have to have it in your drinks cupboard to serve to others, buy this. You won't go wrong with it and the type of guests who may turn their nose up at it you probably don't really want to know anyway!Gin production has massively increased in recent years to the extent that it's become ubiquitous and frankly snobbish. Every gin consumer has their own particular favourite which they'll try to justify and pad out with references to their favourite artisanal tonic water. Everyone has an opinion (which they're quite entitled to have!) but many less mass-produced gins have a price point far higher than this.This Gordons product is distinctly middle-of-the road, with all of the characteristic fruitiness and tartness you'd expect, only a bit sweeter than other less mass-produced sloe gins. You'll only notice this if you routinely sample other brands and develop a preference for any particular one.Give it a go. If you like it, either stick with it, find new ways to serve it or expand your palate and try some other brands. Then you can articulate to your friends and family why you prefer those over this.Hey, you've suddenly become a brand aficionado!

Lovely sloe gin. A good flavour, very nice for drinking with tonic and lots of ice, or for treating more as a liqueur and drinking neat.I've tried quite a few supermarket brands and few come close to this one. Tesco's Melodist Sloe Gin is quite nice, but compared to Gordons it has a bit of a synthetic edge to the taste.There are lots of much more expensive brands too, some of which I like but I've not found one which is worth the £30 or more per bottle that they cost.Buy Gordon's if you want a delicious sloe gin at a reasonable price.

Very good value for money nice strong taste & cheap price

Very difficult to source in the supermarket. Used to find it in my local Morrisons but no longer. Amazon seems to be the only place I can find it now.I don’t buy it often though. Goes down too well.