Appearance: Clear, no sediment whatsoever. On swirling, it leaves a thicker clear coat on the inside of the glass than the other varieties of Hanger One. It may have to do with the essential oils and their specific gravity. First Impression: Wonderful smell at first intense aromatic oils, smells exactly like a Kaffir Lime, not a chemists equivalent thereof. Taste: Coats the tongue with the oil of the botanicals. A very slight  warming of  alcohol as it goes down the throat and a puckering of the tongue, no chemical aftertaste/tang like you get from a lot of other flavored vodkas. But an intense, almost quinine-like aftertaste with the lime oils evaporating on the midpoint of the tongue. Drinks: Any drink calling for a non sweet lime would be a natural for this one, we didn't have enough to do many experiments with. Could make a mean Daquiri variation with some more research. . . mixed reviews with our martini attempts. Makes a interesting if idiosyncratic Cosmopolitan. Check their web site (below) for more ideas. Well worth some exploring and experimenting.