The 'Unspecified' region in England is often used to refer to places that do not fall under the well-known major gin-producing regions. However, this does not mean that these areas lack the expertise or passion needed to create exceptional gins. In fact, England has a rich tradition of gin production, and even the less renowned corners may be home to artisanal distilleries dedicated to the art of distillation. Gin producers in these areas can enjoy a great deal of creative freedom, often experimenting with local and unique ingredients that bring distinct flavours to their creations. These gins can surprise with their complexity and distinctive character. The English climate, with its varied seasons, can also play a role in the aromatic profile of gins, influencing the growth of the botanicals used in their production. For gin enthusiasts and gin cellar managers, exploring these lesser-known regions can be a real taste adventure, offering the chance to discover rare and innovative products that will enrich any collection.
