GIL AUTHENTIC RURAL GIN

The City of London Distillery situated in the heart of the City of London. This fantastic gin is made from a citrus forward selection of botanicals including: juniper, coriander seed, angelica root, liquorice root and fresh oranges, lemons and pink grapefruit. Now bottled at 41.3% and newly packaged in bottles inspired by St Paul’s Cathedral.

A fantastically sharp gin blended with hand picked botanicals and grain spirit. Made from the finest ingredients from the quayside including juniper berries, coriander, angelica roots and citrus fruits which results in an excellently balanced yet complex gin.

Proudly distilled in Liverpool, Liverpool Gin Rose Petal is created using a secret blend of botanicals. Combining the timeless decadence of rose petals to create a drink full of romance, with a tenderly fragrant nose and delicate brush of the palate awaiting every suitor.Delicate and aromatic, a tenderly fragrant nose gives way to an enticingly soft mouthfeel and subtle flavours of rose and juniper on the palate. A deliciously different gin that is best enjoyed over ice with tonic.

Japanese gin (Etsu means “pleasure”), elaborated following an ancient Asian recipe that uses botanicals from the Japanese islands including Yuzu, which predominates in the olfactory analysis: it is a small Japanese citrus fruit, very fragrant and persistent. On the nose, floral and citrus notes, with persistent yuzu; in the mouth it is fresh, well balanced, with hints of peppers, tea and green berries.

This gin is more spiced, with a rich rounded profile highlighting delicious bitter-sweet orange with some more robust aromatics.

Hastings 1066 Gin (70cl, 40%). From Haswell & Hastings in Sussex. Above all, inspired by the sea. Firstly, a perfect blend of Coriander, Juniper, Angelica, Savory and Grains of Paradise. Also, sweet Lemon and Orange Citrus, Liquorice root, and tangy Gooseberry.
A distinct taste of sweet berries, that are soft and delicate to create a gin that has a truly balanced essence keeping tones of Juniper, Coriander and Angelica root as the traditional mainstay of botanicals.
Named after a certain battle!