Anchor Old Tom Gin

• Raided Score: 84
• Distiller
• By Jacob Grier
• Old Tom gins are expected to be slightly sweeter than the London Dry style. Anchor's Old Tom achieves this sweetness with botanicals rather than with sugar, which give it a perceived sweeter flavor.
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• Raided Score: 92
• Drinkhacker
• By Christopher Null
• On the palate, it’s immediately sweet — not overdone, but lightly sugary and touched with a bit of cinnamon. A lightly woody, almost smoky element arrives after some time in glass, until, finally, the licorice/anise element hits solidly as the finish builds.
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• Raided Score: 89
• Wine Enthusiast
• By Kara Newman
• The light, gentle palate leads with coconut and powdered sugar, with a charcoal hint midpalate, exiting briskly with white pepper and licorice.
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