Additional information
| Bottle Type | |
|---|---|
| Distillery | |
| Packaging | Bottle Only |
| Scotland/Other | |
| Size | 70cl |
| Strength | 40.00% |
Product Information
In Norse mythology, Beyla was the goddess of bees, with a strong connection to the earth. At Orkney Distilling, they share her bond with the land, growing their botanicals on Orkney, where the influence of the Norse gods can still be felt. They have added Orcadian honey and Scottish raspberries to their legendary Kirkjuvagr Gin to create this special spirit in homage to the goddess.
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