Devil’s Botany Wormwood Vodka Reframing a Legendary Botanical
Devil’s Botany Wormwood Vodka offers a fresh look at a historic botanical often confined to absinthe. Distilled in small batches with British-grown grand wormwood, the spirit focuses on aroma, balance, and clarity. Instead of intensity, it highlights restraint and nuance, inviting a calmer appreciation of wormwood’s character. The result feels thoughtful and modern, shaped as much by London’s botanical past as by contemporary distilling craft.
Devil’s Botany Wormwood Vodka
| Full Product Name | Devil’s Botany Wormwood Vodka |
| Brand | Devil’s Botany |
| Company | Devil’s Botany Distillery |
| Category | Vodka |
| Style | Botanical Vodka |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Region | London |
| Distillery | Devil’s Botany, London |
| Age Statement | Not applicable |
| Alcohol (ABV) | 40% |
| Launch Date | 2025 (UK, month not disclosed) |
| Price Range | £29 – £32 (700ml) |
| Availability | United Kingdom; distillery and select retail |
Tasting Notes
This vodka is about clarity and restraint. During tasting, wormwood shows elegance rather than aggression, making the profile calm and composed.
Appearance / Colour
- Clear and bright
- Clean viscosity
Nose / Aroma
- Floral and herbaceous tones
- Gentle bitterness
- Fresh, green notes
Palate / Taste
- Soft entry
- Subtle herbal depth
- Whisper of grassy freshness
Finish
- Clean and dry
- Lightly botanical
- Polished and composed
Experts’ View
Early feedback from bartenders highlights the vodka’s balance. Many appreciate how wormwood adds structure without dominating a drink. Industry tasters note that it offers a new way to work with artemisia absinthium, especially for those seeking complexity without heaviness. Crawbuck’s view resonates with the trade: this spirit gives wormwood “the stage it deserves,” while keeping the experience accessible.
FAQs
1. Is wormwood vodka bitter like absinthe?
No. While wormwood is present, the vodka is balanced and subtle, without the intensity associated with absinthe.
2. Can this vodka be used in cocktails?
Yes. It works well in classic serves like Martinis, adding herbal depth without overpowering the drink.
3. Where is Devil’s Botany Wormwood Vodka made?
It is distilled in London using British-grown grand wormwood.
