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Irish Daily Mail Quick Fruit used to flavour gin 4 Letters Crossword Clue Puzzle Answers from November 26, 2024

Here is a 4 Letter answer to Fruit used to flavour gin crossword clue featured in Irish Daily Mail Quick puzzles. The RojgarLive crossword solver tool found 1 exact answers to "Fruit used to flavour gin Crossword Clue" which contains 4 letters. The answer is SLOE.

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Updated Nov 26, 2024

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Irish Daily Mail Quick Fruit used to flavour gin Crossword Clue

Let’s find the answers to Fruit used to flavour gin 4 Letters Irish Daily Mail Quick for the November 26, 2024 edition of Irish Daily Mail Quick crossword puzzle. Answer Contains 4 letters. Start with S and end with E, and the possible solutions are SABE, SADE, SLOE.

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The answer is SLOE.

The crossword clue "Fruit used to flavour gin (4)" leads to the answer SLOE. Sloe is the small, dark purple fruit of the blackthorn bush, and it is famously used to flavor gin, particularly in the creation of sloe gin, a popular liqueur. Sloe berries are known for their tart, astringent taste, which is transformed into a sweetened, aromatic infusion when combined with gin and sugar.

This fruit is integral to the distinctive flavor profile of sloe gin, making it a fitting answer to the clue. The four-letter word accurately reflects this fruity ingredient.

This clue last seen in Irish Daily Mail Crossword Puzzle on November 26, 2024. You can also get all other Irish Daily Mail's Crossword clues hints and answers here.

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