Wanted to kick off a thread on what botanical recipe additions people have experimented with over the 7 + years from the original recipe Odin posted back in 2013...
My plan is to update this 1st post with both Positive and negative additions in a list form, and i will try to put them in order of popularity.
Only 1 rule: You must be following the Odins easy gin base botanical bill (Only 3 ingredients) and instructions.
So for the added botanical's there is going to be 3 main categories:
1) Definite Positive influence on the Recipe (More than 75% people give it a +1, less than 25% give it a -1)
- Don't add anything!! - Its great the way it is.
2) Negative influence on the recipe (More than 75% people give it a -1, less than 25% give it a +1)
3) Undecided may be positive or negative by individual taste influence (Roughly a 50% mix - Basically Anything that isn't in either of the above two categories...) undecided, unsure, call it what you will.
4) Recommended added combo's (This will be a list with a multiplication) so for example if four people recommend almond, casia bark, and angelic root as a great combo then it would read: Almond, casia bark, and angelic root x 4 (Think of this like a star rating)
These lists will obviously change over time, and I know taste is a very personal thing, im hoping the law of averages will come into play and eliminate anyone with a very unique/individual sense of taste. This therefore is designed to be an aid for the general consensus or taste profile, not someone with very individual or unique taste. Sorry if your that person

So format will be
Botanical Name - Your vote - Quantity per litre used
If More than 1 addition needs to be made to enhance the flavour (IE they do not make a positive influence on their own) Please say the combo and +1 or -1 plus quantity of each botanical used
Last thing if you do not think any tweeks in your opinion improve this recipe - Say so - Ive already added that to the list.
I'm sure you get the idea... Fire away... Looking forward to hopefully getting some meaningful data.
