Beefeater
Beefeater London Dry Gin Was First Made In 1820 By James Burroughs. It Is Still, To This Day, Made To The Same Recipe. Great In A Martini, This Is A Spiced, Fruity Gin.
Nose – On The Nose Beefeater Is Both Spicy And Fruity. Nicely Balanced And Clearly Focused On The Juniper.
Palate – The Palate Is Dry With A Herbal Bouquet And Citrus Notes Complimenting The Juniper.
Perfect Serve – 50ml Beefeater Gin, Premium Tonic, Lots Of Ice And Garnish With A Slice Of Lemon And Orange.
Nose – Floral at first, with notes of heather and citrus blossom. Juniper takes shape as it develops.
Palate – Orange oil, rosemary and a subtle sweetness of heather honey.
Finish – Drying juniper and leafy herbs. A pinch of peppery rye lingers.
Edinburgh Gin
Launched In 2010, This Is A Classic, Juniper-Forward London Dry Style Gin. Amongst The Recipe’s Thirteen Botanicals Is A Nod To Scotland, With Native Cobnuts And Black Mulberry.
This Is A Refined, Crisp Gin With A Distinctively Smooth Finish. Clean And Fresh On The Nose, Whilst The Palate Offers Juniper, Pine And Lavender. Bright Citrus Gives Away To A Soft, Round Finish.
Perfect Serve With Premium Tonic Water And An Orange Twist To Garnish, Or In A Variety Of Classic Cocktails Such As Martinis, Negronis, And Gimlets.
6 O’clock Sloe Gin
6 O’clock Sloe Gin Is Made In Small Catches Using Handpicked, Wild, Hedgerow Sloes.
The Intense Fruit Flavour Of This Traditional Classic Is Achieved By Using A High Sloe To Gin Ratio, Plenty Of Sugar, Then Patiently And Slowly Maturing For At Least 6 Months.
Smooth, Intense And With A Robust Flavour Enjoy Neat, Or In A Cocktail.
Bombay Sapphire
One Of The Best Known And Most Delicately Perfumed Gins In The World, Bombay Sapphire Makes An Excellent Martini, And Is Great As A Base For A Gin And Tonic.
There Are 10 Different Botanicals Used To Create Bombay Sapphire. Although They Don’t Hind The 10 Magical Ingredients From The Customers, They Do Hind The Amount Of Each Botanic They Use In Their Special Blend.
