Gin

By far the more important method of gin production, distilled gin is produced in a traditional distillation method and includes London Dry Gin and Plymouth Gin styles. Plymouth Gin is a style that by law can only be produced in Plymouth, England; it is distinctly sweeter than London Dry Gin.

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No.3 London Dry Gin

No.3 London Dry Gin
No.3 London Dry Gin,
No.3 is the London Dry Gin distilled to a proprietary recipe of Berry Bros. & Rudd, London’s oldest wine and spirit merchant. The name No.3 refers to the address in St James’s Street, London: our home since 1698. No.3 was created to be the last word in gin for a Dry Martini. 'A Taste of Tradition':

Winner of Gold Medal at the International Spirits Challenge 2015, 2014, 2013 & 2012
Winner of Gold Medal in The Asian Spirits Masters 2015
Winner of the 2013 Gin Master award from The Spirits Business

With juniper at its heart, it unashamedly celebrates the integrity and character of traditional London Dry Gin: three fruits and three spices distilled in traditional copper pot stills.

The nose is bright, crisp and fresh with an uplifting welcome of juniper. The palate: Juniper to the fore, supported by floral notes and spicy, warm cardamom. Plenty of citrus ‘zing’ complemented by the gingery spiciness of coriander. The earthy dryness of angelica kicks in on the finish.

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Berry Bros. & Rudd London Dry Gin (UK Customers Only, 40.6%)

Berry Bros. & Rudd London Dry Gin (UK Customers Only, 40.6%)
Berry Bros. & Rudd London Dry Gin,
Just one bottle of our original London Dry Gin remains. Armed with a vial of this precious liquid from the 1950s, our expert team of distillers has recreated what was once known as “Berrys’ Best”. Filled with heady juniper, the nose hints at violet creams and a soft chalkiness; while the palate is appealingly soft with a floral slant. Most importantly, it makes a superlative G&T.



14 Reviews

Bottle

£25.00

Case price (6)
£150.00
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Berry Bros. & Rudd Orange & Thyme Gin (40%)

Berry Bros. & Rudd Orange & Thyme Gin (40%)
Berrys Own Gin,
The juicy zing of sweet Valencia orange partners subtle earthy notes on the nose, while zesty orange flesh fills the palate, building to a lingering finish of delicate, freshly cut thyme. 

Our Orange & Thyme Gin works especially well as the base for a negroni or a gin and tonic.  

Bottle

£26.50

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Berry Bros. & Rudd Pink Grapefruit & Rosemary Gin (40%)

Berry Bros. & Rudd Pink Grapefruit & Rosemary Gin (40%)
Berrys Own Gin,
Rosemary provides a savoury platform for the bitter-sweet citrus punch of pink grapefruit. On the palate, the citrus mingles with the spirit’s juniper base, creating a smooth-textured spirit cut with a calming note of rosemary. 

Our Grapefruit & Rosemary Gin is an ideal base for a delicious gin and tonic.  

Bottle

£26.50

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Berry Bros. & Rudd Gooseberry & Elderflower Gin (40%)

Berry Bros. & Rudd Gooseberry & Elderflower Gin (40%)
Berrys Own Gin,
The tart tang of gooseberries is entwined with the heady floral scent of elderflower. On the palate, mouth-watering citrus integrates perfectly with sweet floral hints, delivering the moreish taste of an English summer. 

Our Gooseberry & Elderflower Gin goes particularly well as part of a gin and tonic or a gin fizz. 

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£26.50

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Ableforth's Bathtub Old Tom Gin, Ableforth, 42.4%

Ableforth's Bathtub Old Tom Gin, Ableforth, 42.4%
Master of Malt,
This is a marvelous example of Old Tom Gin, the style that can be thought of as modern Gin's father. Slightly sweet, although far from unctuous, this has classic Juniper, citrus and gentle spice notes. Great in many cocktails, especially those created prior to the 1920s.
Rob Whitehead, Spirits Buyer
1 Review

H/Litre

£28.85

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Herby & Aromatic Gin, Persie Distillery, Scotland, 40%

Herby & Aromatic Gin, Persie Distillery, Scotland, 40%
Rosemary is the dominant botanical in this gin, yet it is supported beautifully by basil, green olives and bay. Each botanical is distilled separately then blended together to create a balanced gin where no flavour is out of kilter. There are grassy notes on the palate, from which hints of bay emerge. Savoury and herbal, it would be ideal with Mediterranean tonic – but also killer as a replacement for vodka in an upgraded Bloody Mary.

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£29.95

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Ncn'ean Botanical Spirit, Argyll, Scotland (40%)

Ncn'ean Botanical Spirit, Argyll, Scotland (40%)
Ncn'ean Distillery,
This spirit is brightly herbal on the nose, with subtle spice and sweet cereal notes. Tonic water seems to bring the citrussy grapefruit elements to the fore. The palate is chewy and toothsome, the herbal aspects becoming greener and more savoury. The finish returns to luscious barley and the cleanliness so indicative of expert distillation. I drink this as a long drink with uncomplicated tonic and ever so slightly too much ice.
Rob Whitehead, Buyer (June 2019)

H/Litre

£30.00

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Adnams First Rate Triple Malt Dry Gin (45%)

Adnams First Rate Triple Malt Dry Gin (45%)
Adnams Distillery,

Bottle

£34.95

Case price (6)
£209.70
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Zuidam 5 Year-Old Zeer Oude Genever Gin (38%)

Zuidam 5 Year-Old Zeer Oude Genever Gin (38%)
Zuidam Distillers,
For Zuidam Old Genever 5 year old Single Barrel only the best casks are selected after the genever has been aged for a minimum of 60 months. The Genever is distilled from the finest selection of Malted Barley, Rye and Corn. The mash of these grains is distilled three times in a pot still after a week of fermentation.

This gives this Old Genever a rich base for the botanicals. The botanicals that are used in this Genever are Juniper, Liquorice root and Aniseed among several others. The Zuidam Old Genever 5 year old Single barrel is bottled from one selected cask and it is not blended with other casks. Because new or very young casks are used this results in a very special genever with very rich vanilla and toffee notes and in a really silky smooth mouth feel.

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£34.95

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The Botanist, Islay Dry Gin (46%)

The Botanist, Islay Dry Gin (46%)
The Botanist is a gin of layered complexity, representing a progressive exploration of the botanical heritage of the isle of islay. Nine classic gin botanicals are augmented by 22 local herbs and flowers, foraged responsibly and by hand from the hills, shores and bogs of this fertile Hebrides island by a team of botanical scientists.

The aromas explode from the glass. Sweet delicate menthol, apple mint, spring woodlands, juniper, coriander with aniseed undertones, lemon and orange peel, a bouquet of summer flowers on the machir, honey from thistle, coconut from gorse, wild mint and summer meadows.

On the palate it’s a magical melody of islay’s natural bounty from the atlantic washed beaches to the summit of heather covered hills. Cool on entry then as it reaches the back palate you can feel the warmth and absolute purity of slow unhurried distillation. This is a bewitching, delectable and luxurious gin; its citrus freshness excites and stimulates the taste buds.
4 Reviews

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£35.95

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No.3 London Dry Gin with Gift Box (UK customers only)

No.3 London Dry Gin with Gift Box (UK customers only)
No.3 London Dry Gin,
No.3 is the London Dry Gin distilled to a proprietary recipe of Berry Bros. & Rudd, London’s oldest wine and spirit merchant. The name No.3 refers to the address in St James’s Street, London: our home since 1698. No.3 was created to be the last word in gin for a Dry Martini. 'A Taste of Tradition':

Winner at the International Spirits Challenge for: 2015 Gold and Trophy, 2014 Gold, 2013 Gold and Trophy, 2012 Gold and Trophy
Winner of Gold Medal in The Asian Spirits Masters 2015
Winner of the 2013 Gin Master award from The Spirits Business
 
With juniper at its heart,  No.3 London Dry Gin unashamedly celebrates the integrity and character of traditional London Dry Gin: three fruits and three spices distilled in traditional copper pot stills.

The nose is bright, crisp and fresh with an uplifting welcome of juniper. The palate: Juniper to the fore, supported by floral notes and spicy, warm cardamom. Plenty of citrus ‘zing’ complemented by the gingery spiciness of coriander. The earthy dryness of angelica kicks in on the finish.

Mixing tip by our Spirits Specialist Rob Whitehead: "On occasion, especially in the cooler months, I like to enliven a pre-prandial G&T by adding a measure of The King’s Ginger and a splash of lemon juice to my usual 3:1 ratio of good Tonic and No3. London Dry Gin. "
56 Reviews

Bottle

£36.00

Bottle

£36.00

Case price (6)
£216.00
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Suntory Roku Gin, Japanese Craft Gin 43%

Suntory Roku Gin, Japanese Craft Gin 43%
Suntory Distilleries,

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£36.50

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Tarquin's Cornish Dry Gin, Southwestern Distillery (42.0%)

Tarquin's Cornish Dry Gin, Southwestern Distillery (42.0%)
Southwestern Distillery,
This excellent Gin, perfect for a pre-prandial G&T is made by a truly artisanal producer, Tarquin Leadbetter in his delightful little copper pot still on Cornwall's north coast. Packed with citrus notes and freshness, it rounds-off beautifully with cinnamon and, of course, juniper.
Rob Whitehead, Spirits Buyer
3 Reviews

Bottle

£36.95

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Le Gin de Christian Drouin, Small Batch Gin, 42.0%

Le Gin de Christian Drouin, Small Batch Gin, 42.0%
Christian Drouin Calvados,
This gin is made just a hop, skip and a jump over the channel in Normandy and is enriched with botanicals that we are more familiar with seeing in our homes. The Drouhin’s main business is Calvados and their gin is concentrated around the flavours of Guillaume Drouin’s (Christian’s son’s) mother’s kitchen. Produced mainly for himself, the botanicals include apples, vanilla, cinnamon, rose and almonds, all of which contribute to the more traditional and homely taste that is integral to his identity and upbringing.
It’s exciting to drink this as a G&T, to experiment with possible garnishes. The fresh apple-led flavour also lends itself to a delicious Martini that is perfect for Calvados devotees.

1 Review

Bottle

£39.95

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Silverback, Mountain Strength Gin, 46.0%

Silverback, Mountain Strength Gin, 46.0%

Bottle

£39.95

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Hedgerow Gin, Sloemotion, 42.0%

Hedgerow Gin, Sloemotion, 42.0%
Sloe Motion Sloe Gin,

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£39.95

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Cambridge Dry Gin, England (42%)

Cambridge Dry Gin, England (42%)
The Cambridge Distillery,
This beautifully fragrant gin uses a range of fresh botanicals, distilled very sensitively to complement the weight of juniper. Particularly prevalent, for me, is lemon verbena, brightening the entire affair and thoroughly enervating a pre-prandial G&T.
Rob Whitehead, Buyer (August 2019)

Bottle

£39.95

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Explorer Edition, The Lakes Gin, The Lakes Distillery, 47.1%

Explorer Edition, The Lakes Gin, The Lakes Distillery, 47.1%

Bottle

£39.95

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Theodore Pictish Gin, Greenwood Distillers, (43.0%)

Theodore Pictish Gin, Greenwood Distillers, (43.0%)

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£39.95

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Junipero Gin, Original Pot Distilled, (49.3%)

Junipero Gin, Original Pot Distilled, (49.3%)
Junipero,
The predominant flavor and aroma of a modern gin will always come from juniper (dried berries of the 'common juniper,' juniperus communis), but the wonderful challenge for the distiller is in selecting and blending from a wide variety of additional, exotic botanicals in order to impart a uniquely satisfying, balanced character to the gin. The result is a distinctive, intriguing complexity in Junípero Gin that is light, crisp and clean, combining a deep and mysterious spiciness with subtle delicacy.
3 Reviews
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Bottle

£41.00

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Ki No Bi Gin, Kyoto Dry Gin, Kyoto Distillery, Japan (45.7%)

Ki No Bi Gin, Kyoto Dry Gin, Kyoto Distillery, Japan (45.7%)
The Kyoto Distillery,
Hailing from Kyoto, and showcasing a range of Japanese botanicals, this exquisitely distilled gin is a wonderful base for cocktails both complex and simple. Bright citrus aromas of yuzu and herbal touches from delicate gyokuro tea make for a delectable spirit.
Rob Whitehead, Buyer (August 2019)
2 Reviews

Bottle

£43.95

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Vidda Nordic Torr Gin, Oslo Håndverksdestilleri, Norway 43%

Vidda Nordic Torr Gin, Oslo Håndverksdestilleri, Norway 43%
VIDDA is an interpretation of a traditional British dry gin inspired by Norway's majestic beauty and infused with natural botanicals from the Norwegian wilderness. OHD source locally grown botanicals which emphasise the provenance of the gin, VIDDA's recipe uses botanicals that grow wild in the nature of the Nordics.

A selection of mountain herbs and spices accentuate the flavours found on the Norwegian mountain-plains, each contributing to the balance of our spirit. VIDDA is a floral-forward gin with meadowsweet and heather flower balanced by an intense juniper backbone.

Tasting Notes
Nose: Intense juniper with aromas redolent of pine forests. Floral. 
Palate: Earthy, sweet, peppery and herbal.
Finish: Clean. Herbaceous, with a slight floral/honey sweetness.

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£43.95

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Da Hong Pao Roasted Oolong Tea Gin, Bimber Distillery (51.8%)

Da Hong Pao Roasted Oolong Tea Gin, Bimber Distillery (51.8%)

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£44.25

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Maison Manguin, Oli'Gin, L'Olive Gin, 41.0%

Maison Manguin, Oli'Gin, L'Olive Gin, 41.0%
Maison Manguin,
1 Review

H/Litre

£45.95

Case price (6)
£275.70
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London to Lima Gin, Peru (42.8%)

London to Lima Gin, Peru (42.8%)
London to Lima,
A fabulous marriage of British and Peruvian influences, slightly eccentric distiller Alex James combines traditional gin botanicals with some rarer local ones, including physalis and pink peppercorns foraged from around the distillery. Skilful re-distillation with Peruvian Pisco and then bottling with glacial Andean water ensures a wonderfully characterful gin.
Rob Whitehead, Buyer (August 2019)

Bottle

£49.95

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Ki No Tea, Kyoto Dry Gin, 2018 Rls, Kyoto Distillery, Japan, (45.10%)

Ki No Tea, Kyoto Dry Gin, 2018 Rls, Kyoto Distillery, Japan, (45.10%)

Bottle

£53.95

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No. 3 Gin & 2 Copa Glasses, Gift Pack

No. 3 Gin & 2 Copa Glasses, Gift Pack
No.3 London Dry Gin,
This gift pack includes a bottle of our award-winning No.3 London Dry Gin and two No.3 copa glasses.

With juniper at its heart, No.3 unashamedly celebrates the integrity and character of traditional London Dry Gin. With its careful balance of six botanicals, the nose is bright, crisp and fresh with an uplifting welcome of juniper. The palate has juniper to the fore, supported by floral notes, warm cardamom and plenty of citrus zing. Named the world’s best three times, No.3 Gin is designed with purists – and Martinis – in mind, but it works every bit as well in a G&T.

Contains:

No.3 London Dry Gin (70cl)
Two No.3 copa glasses
Presented in a gift box
2 Reviews

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£55.00

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Sullivans Cove, Hobart No.4, Single Single Malt Gin, 44%

Sullivans Cove, Hobart No.4, Single Single Malt Gin, 44%

Bottle

£59.95

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Masahiro Gin, Recipe No. 1, Okinawa

Masahiro Gin, Recipe No. 1, Okinawa
As with the vast majority of modern gins, the botanicals used in the distilling process are quintessential to local cuisine. In the case of this Japanese gin, shequasar, a small, green citrus fruit native to Okinawa is used and the recipe also includes goya, the anti-ageing, cucumber-shaped bitter melon. These locally foraged and strange botanicals from Okinawa give a sense of place to the gin which is totally unique and truly exotic to our palates.
Happily, though, it still tastes like a gin (just). It keeps a core of juniper, and balance is achieved by the exceptionally quality and pin-point precision of the distillation. It is an amazing craft.

Bottle

£69.95

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