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135 East Hyogo Dry Gin is batch distilled both with essentially Japanese and traditional London Dry style botanicals. The result is perfect balance of complexity & harmony, a truly Japanese spirit, named after the Akashi Meridian at 135 degrees east longitude which runs past our distillery in Akashi city. This gin marks the centenary of the start of the Yonezawa family’s history in distilling fine Japanese craft spirit.
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Infused with six botanicals, this is an aromatic gin with classic notes of juniper alongside sweet orange and hibiscus flowers. This creates the perfect G&T served with lime, ice and tonic. Gin Trophy Winner!
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We take only the sweetest, purest cut from our hand-made copper pot still to create this fine gin. Infused with a complex blend of thirteen botanicals, this is silky-smooth and balanced.
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An Dúlamán Irish Maritime Gin is distilled using the standard London Dry method; all of the ingredients, bar the carrageen moss, are infused within the pot. The moss is vapour infused, to preserve its freshness. This is a coastal inspired affair, with juniper, coriander, angelica, sweet orange, lemon and cassia joined by Donegal sugar kelp, carrageen moss, dulse, dúlamán and pepper dulse.
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Gin Anaë is an organic French gin, distilled by hand and bottled in Cognac. By cultivating the essentials, Anaë Gin perpetuates the quest for excellence with respect for the terroir and biodiversity. Thus, all our producers are certified organic and the 7 botanicals sublimating the juniper berry are French.
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AK’S Gin is distilled using honey and wheat farmed at Arbikie along with black pepper, mace and cardamom. As farmers, the Stirlings are fully aware of the importance bees play in pollinating crops. With wild bees under threat Arbikie plan to install it’s own hives to produce the required honey as well as pollinating the surrounding land. Coupled with growing it’s own Juniper, Arbikie places sustainability at it's heart.
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Kirsty’s Gin is distilled using the carefully selected local botanicals chosen by our Master Distiller, Kirsty Black. The kelp, carline thistle & blaeberry embody the elements of ocean, rock & land that surround our east coast, Angus farmlands. As fourth generation scottish farmers we perfectly nurture the crops to distil our gin.
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Created by an Aussie in France this trend setting gin is a must have this summer with it's unique flavours of pink pepper, juniper and cardamom, creamy notes of vanilla and honey which evolve in the glass.
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Aviation gets its name from the classic cocktail of gin, maraschino liqueur, and freshly squeezed lemon juice invented nearly a century ago. Today, Aviation seeks to redefine dry gins, shifting away from the overuse of juniper and replacing it with a balanced blend of botanicals including lavender, cardamom, and sarsaparilla. You can expect a smokiness throughout the sip, hints of citrus and cardamom, and touches of licorice with a slight sweetness at the end.
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The amount of additional botanicals added to this navy-strength version is much greater than the increase in concentration however, with each botanical also having been crushed by hand prior to maceration, guaranteeing an appropriately punchy offering! As a result, this gin is bursting with flavour.
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Sweet on the nose from the liquorice root. Sugary mouth feel and a lingering finish. It has a slightly earthy warmth but the sugary element seems to bring out the citrussy, juniper note.
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The gin itself bursts with juniper and citrus and has a viscous oily quality that I can only assume comes from it being created using its traditional cold-compounding method. It's bold, aromatic and extremely smooth, so much so that you'd get away with drinking it neat.
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The gin itself bursts with juniper and citrus and has a viscous oily quality that I can only assume comes from it being created using its traditional cold-compounding method. It's bold, aromatic and extremely smooth, so much so that you'd get away with drinking it neat.
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The 12 ingredients used are Japanese Sencha Tea, Chinese green tea and then Seville orange peel, grapefruit peel, lemon peel, juniper, coriander seed, liquorice, angelica root, almond and orris root. It is called Beefeater 24 because the botanicals are steeped in the spirit for a full 24 hours.
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Based on James Burrough’s original 19th century recipe, the botanicals in Beefeater gin are steeped for 24 hours prior to distillation resulting in a complex, yet perfectly balanced gin of depth & integrity. Wild juniper combines with the subtle spice of coriander & the citrus freshness of lemons & Seville oranges for a vibrant gin suitable for every occasion.
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A grape based spirit. Being based on grape rather than grain neutral spirit seems to add body and faint sweetness to this classically styled yet subtly herbal dry gin. The specially selected botanicals in GinT include Friulian Juniper berries from the Adriatic coast with Moscato grapes, Coriander seeds, Angelica root, mace, vanilla pods and sweet orange peels. It is crafted using pure water from the Italian Alps and distilled in small batched in alembic pot stills that were produced in 1955.
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Using just four classic botanicals: juniper, winter savoury, angelica root and coriander, this is a lovingly crafted recreation of Berry Bros. & Rudd’s orignal dry gin – first made in 1909.
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An abundance of citrus on the nose with gentle floral notes to follow. Extremely smooth yet crisp with citrus, herbal and floral notes coming through on the palate.
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Blackwoods 60 includes botanicals from Shetland including coriander, wild water mint, angelica root strain, introduced by the Viking settlers and sea pink flowers from the cliff tops and meadowsweet flowers. These botanicals are the best, first-flush pickings of the season making up the first batch of each year and whose spirit base is barley, unusual for gin, echoing Scotland's whisky heritage.
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A delightful floral gin inspired by the true beauty of nature. Bloom is a delicate floral London Dry Gin, inspired by the natural flora of an English country garden. Chamomile, pomelo and honeysuckle were chosen as the three key botanicals – each one helping in its own unique way to create a more delicate and subtle gin drinking experience.
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Produced by Bols, the oldest spirits company in the world, founded in 1575 in Amsterdam, this ‘Genever’, or Dutch gin, offers an opportunity to experience an almost historic flavour and to revive a 400 year-old tradition.
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The Boodles recipe also contains a number of traditional herbs and spices, including nutmeg, sage, and rosemary. These ingredients add a mellow but herbal quality to Boodles, which balances out the essential piney notes from juniper. A further five ingredients round out the recipe and achieve a forthright but subtle spirit, suitable for any proper drinks.
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Smooth and refreshing this gin slides down easily when drunk neat thanks to the milk thistle in the botanicals. It’s refreshing, clean and the hints of zesty coriander pop through the juniper.
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Founded in 2014, Brighton Gin was Brighton’s first legal distillery and uses 100% organic wheat grain spirit and the finest fairly traded ingredients, sourcing locally where possible. Small batch, hand-made and super-premium, Brighton Gin is ‘distilled beside the seaside’ with each bottle filled, waxed and labelled by hand.
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Brockmans is like no other gin. It stands proudly alone from the many other types of gin due to the unique recipe of exquisite botanicals and the patient steeping distillation process. To make Brockmans, exquisite botanicals are sourced from all over the world. These include some typical ingredients such as angelica from Saxony, Bulgarian coriander and juniper berries from Tuscany. The more traditional notes of gin are combined with a refreshing influence of citrus and aromatic wild berry. This creates an intensely smooth gin with a beautifully crafted taste that is sensual and daringly different.
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The export cut of the expert gin. The extra kick and strength lends this gin to the real enthusiast, or a stonking cocktail.
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Made with the finest herbs, spices and fruit imported from three continents, Broker’s Gin is specially blended to be dry. The rich mixture of natural ingredients, each carefully selected, produces a drink of outstanding flavour and freshness.
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Broker’s Pink Gin is a delicate infusion of our multi-award-winning gin with natural strawberry flavours. We have crafted an intensely smooth, complex and refreshing gin that brings out the subtly nuanced aromas from our traditional hand-selected botanicals, and marries them with the wonderful summer fruit flavour of strawberry.
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This bottle is just perfect – the real deal. It has an authentic Brooklyn look and feel with touches of 1920’s nostalgia. It displays all the classic gin cues but taken to the next level. The beautiful blue mottled glass, bold bottle shape, and finely detailed cap and label offer new things to discover…
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Bulldog gin is distilled in England using a traditional pot still but unconventional botanicals such as dragon eye, poppy and lotus leaves. Other, more conventional botanicals include lemon peel, almond, cassia, lavender, orris, liquorice, angelica, coriander and, of course, juniper.
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Crisp clean zesty with citrus, fruity blackcurrant notes. Elegant, rounded palate, floral and spice flavours on the finish.
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Widely celebrated as the first gin to be infused with Japanese botanicals, the Japanese-Style Gin from Cambridge Distillery is a heady, aromatic infusion of shiso leaf, sesame seeds and cucumber.
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Lovingly and painstakingly distilled just one litre at a time, we’ve based this gin on the most incredible white truffle from Alba that we could source. Created in tiny quantities, we’re giving you the chance to be amongst the first to experience this wonderfully decadent delight. Truffle Gin makes a spectacular digestif, which we encourage you to serve simply over ice.
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Canaïma as a concept was born from Simone’s trip to the Peruvian Amazon, where witnessing the destruction of the rainforest’s fragile ecology in real-time sparked in him a desire to take action. Dinner with the founder of Diplomatico Rum back in 2016 reaffirmed his need to “do something”, and the pair set about thinking how best to self-fund a new product while supporting and sustaining Amazonian communities.
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The fabled Rowan Berry forms the very soul of this gin. Caorunn, pronounced’ka-roon’, is the Gaelic word for Rowan Berry that has inspired Celtic medicines and recipes for generations. Caorunn is a dry and crisp, aromatic taste adventure with a long dry finish.
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A sweet, floral gin from Chase Distillery, made with handpicked elderflowers from Herefordshire hedgerows. Delicate aromas of flowers, juniper and grapefruit fill the bouquet and are echoed on the palate.
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What strikes you first are incredibly powerful aromas of fleshy pink grapefruit combined with subtle hints of juniper and lime zest. The grapefruit is equally prevalent in taste where tart grapefruit meets robust juniper. Got that Friday night feeling?
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A slightly spicy gin that’s more autumnal than some other summery, pink flavoured gins. The rhubarb plays second fiddle to the apple, but the two complement each other, evoking warming rhubarb crumble flavours with a crisp freshness on the finish.
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Seville Marmalade Gin is carefully crafted by copper pot distilling our gin with an abundance of Seville orange peels. Zingy and crisp with wonderful sweet bursts of fresh orange and zesty citrus.
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Citadelle is distilled in these Cognac pot stills over a naked flame, making it the only gin that uses this technique. Distilling gin on an open flame requires a deft touch and far more attention than a column still or steam distillation which is otherwise used. The naked flame concentrates flavors and releases more essential oils, giving Citadelle a creamier texture and bigger mouthful.
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Citadelle is distilled in these Cognac pot stills over a naked flame, making it the only gin that uses this technique. Distilling gin on an open flame requires a deft touch and far more attention than a column still or steam distillation which is otherwise used. The naked flame concentrates flavors and releases more essential oils, giving Citadelle a creamier texture and bigger mouthful.
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Citadelle is distilled in these Cognac pot stills over a naked flame, making it the only gin that uses this technique. Distilling gin on an open flame requires a deft touch and far more attention than a column still or steam distillation which is otherwise used. The naked flame concentrates flavors and releases more essential oils, giving Citadelle a creamier texture and bigger mouthful.
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Citadelle is distilled in these Cognac pot stills over a naked flame, making it the only gin that uses this technique. Distilling gin on an open flame requires a deft touch and far more attention than a column still or steam distillation which is otherwise used. The naked flame concentrates flavors and releases more essential oils, giving Citadelle a creamier texture and bigger mouthful.
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Colombo Gin is a definitive London Dry Gin with an unusual list of ingredients. The juniper is distinctive in taste and aroma; surrounded by a beautiful medley of subtle spice notes that, together, create an unexpected harmony. Our gin is handcrafted in small batches from copper pot stills to create a distinctively exceptional, distilled London Dry Gin.
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Conker Gin is smooth and light, with citrus and floral notes balancing wonderfully and with no one botanical overpowering the others. Having started from scratch and finally selected the 38th variation of the gin.
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This variant adds elderberry and black ceylon tea to the existing Copperhead botanicals, which bring with them a new depth. This is altogether more spicy than the original Copperhead and far more robust.
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Copperhead Gin is distilled with juniper, cardamom, orange peel, angelica and coriander. It’s apparently named after Mr. Copperhead, an alchemist who was searching for the ‘elixir of life’ and accidentally produced this Gin along the way. Result! It first hits you with sweet and citrussy aromas and flavours, followed by a persistent juniper tang and honeyed sweetness.
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Our unique botanical mix of Cotswolds lavender and bay leaf, grapefruit, lime, black pepper and cardamom seed into our bespoke Holstein pot still for distillation before finishing with naturally refined Cotswolds water. The result is a classic well-balanced juniper-led gin with crisp citrus and spice. This gin is delicious on its own and over ice.
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Fresh, delicate fragrance of anise and coriander. This light-bodied, soft gin has a clean, brisk finish with anise and eucalyptus notes. A beautiful small-batch gin.
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It has a dry, spicy bouquet. Much like hovering over the spice rack on a kitchen counter – nothing too specific other than that drying, almost musty aroma. On the palate, juniper and citrus notes familiar to Darnley’s View quickly subside to the spicier botanicals. Gingery flavours and an overwhelming warm feeling all over. There is a definite flavour journey here and a good one too.
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You can taste all three botanicals: loaded juniper berries up front; spicy, citrusy notes from the coriander seeds in the mid-palate; and a soft, cooling finish provided by the fennel seeds. Death’s Door Gin is big enough to stand up to classic or vintage cocktail treatment, but soft enough to be enjoyed on the rocks or as a dry martini. It truly is the “utility” gin of our time.
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Balanced bouquet combining the characters of the fine ingredients – appealing bitterness from the roots, fresh botanical notes, sweet and sour flavours of berries and peels, and the warmth of spices. The palate is flavourful and smooth, along with the astringency, sweet and sour of classic gin.
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Initial aromas of tangerine and lemon, then notes of mint, spearmint and pepper with a little sweetness. Tangerine and citrus notes continue on the palate, with mint and traditional gin notes. A smooth, slightly sweeter gin style with a rich almost buttery texture.
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There is a deliciously floral hit to the bouquet with elderflower and orris tumbling together close to the surface. Sweet, with a subtle, almost woody juniper and a mystery vanilla hint, Dockyard Gin smells intriguing and surprisingly progressive, given its relatively classic botanical line up.
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Distilled at the edge of lake, in a little shed in a small Irish town called Drumshanbo in Co Leitrim. PJ Rigney is pushing the boundaries of distilling using some of the finest oriental botanicals and gunpowder tea to create this unique gin. He uses 8 botanicals in the still Juniper, Angelica, orris root, caraway seed, coriander meadow sweet cardamom and star anise. He then adds a further four which are vapour infused Oriental lemon, oriental lime, fresh grapefruit and Gunpowder tea.
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ELLC’s state of the art copper pot still was custom designed and hand built in Germany by Arnold Holstein. Master still makers, the Holstein family has been using the same traditional metalworking techniques for several generations.
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ELLC’s state of the art copper pot still was custom designed and hand built in Germany by Arnold Holstein. Master still makers, the Holstein family has been using the same traditional metalworking techniques for several generations.
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Infused with Galaxy hops from Australia, gin and beer lovers alike will love the intense hoppy and exotic fruit flavours of this very special spirit.
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This is Eden Mill’s take on classic gin, with a unique twist. The interaction between sea buckthorn berries, lemon balm, and bitter citrus results in a light yet complex spirit.
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Elephant Gin is distilled using fourteen botanicals, including rare African ingredients sourced from the length and breadth of the continent to create the gin's distinctive flavour profile. These include the savannah's “superfruit” Baobab, the extraordinary Buchu plant with a flavour similar to blackcurrant, and the African Wormwood introducing a sharp floral note. Locally sourced spring water, fresh apples and other select ingredients enhance the purity and smoothness of the gin's finish.