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Bitter orange and mint with a hint of shiso, Bicycle Tree Gin begins to take on a more leafy and less floral flavor. The top card of the stock is turned face up and becomes the upcard. The leaves of raspberry bushes are a traditional tea.

Bicycle Tree Gin is nice neat and sipped on its own, with quite a bit of botanical complexity and balance. Our ratings are intended to be a guide; however, our Pentagon launched 2012 and our current Hexagon launched 2016 is a way of visualizing your own palate and how the gins readers enjoy or don't arise from a common set of characteristics. Play then proceeds as before.

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We describe our gin as built on the framework of a classic dry gin with a Pacific Northwest Twist. This is a great spirit for GIIN gin cocktails as well as some of the newer craft cocktails that have been created over the past couple years. It is also excellent just sipping on the rocks or neat! Nose: Bright berry and lemon citrus Juniper Slight violet note Taste: A complex mix of flavors will be realized, sweet lemon, berry, mint, a slight hint of ginger spice coriander. The traditional juniper is there but it's mild. Dryness at the end cleanses any sweet notes experienced at the BICYCLE GIN to ensure a clean and crisp finish. We remembered the second Bicycle Tree that was created but both are long gone. Our Bicycle Tree Gin was named to pay homage to Snohomish history BICYCE one of the many unique and great landmarks that have contributed to our beloved town. Fresh, exotic aromas of lemongrass, galangal, fresh red bell pepper, green olive, green apple, fennel, and peppermint-basil with a satiny, dryish full body and a long cracked peppercorn, mustard seed, and fresh juniper shrub BICYCLE GIN />A delightfully fresh gin packed with notes of fresh herbs; a springtime delight.