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Origins of gin
The origins of gin can be charted back to the Netherlands in the 13th Century. Back in those days, gin was far from its modern incarnation. Known as genever, the drink was made by distilling malt wine to around 50% ABV (alcohol by volume), the drink wasn’t particularly drinkable, so it was softened with herbs and spices. Juniper berries were added to the drink for their supposed medicinal properties. Depending on how it was distilled, the resulting alcohol tasted similar to vodka or whiskey.

What we offer
We currently offer gin brands from the following countries:
The Netherlands · Germany · The UK · Spain · Italy · South Africa · Australia · Denmark

Knut Hansen Gin - Germany

Cambridge Dry Gin - United Kingdom

Truffle Gin
700 ML
42% ABV — Truffle Gin - United Kingdom

Anty Gin
700 ML
42% ABV — Anty Gin - United Kingdom

Japanese Gin
700 ML
42% ABV — Japanese Gin - United Kingdom

London Dry
700 ML
42% ABV — 1689 Gin - The Netherlands

Bobby's Dry Gin
700 ML
42% ABV — Bobby's Dry Gin - The Netherlands

Gin
700 ML
40% ABV — Alkkemist Gin - Spain

Buckingham Palace Dry Gin - United Kingdom

Brunswick Aces Spades Gin — Brunswick Aces Gin - Australia

Ginscape - London Dry Gin — Ginscape - Denmark

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The Netherlands

Gin 1689

This authentic gin was based on the original 1689 recipe of the spirit made by the Dutch King William III (AKA William of Orange) after he was proclaimed King of England, Ireland and Scotland that very year. The recipe, which was amazingly uncovered in the British Library’s rare book section, lists the original ingredients but unfortunately, the quantities were concealed by code, which proved unbreakable.

Bobby's Dry Gin

Bobby’s Schiedam Dry Gin is named after our grandfather, Jacobus Alfons, known to his friends and family as Bob or Bobby. It was his recipe that inspired us. It took us almost two years to make Bobby’s, a very fine and balanced distilled gin. Eight botanicals all separately distilled. No additives, sugars or extractions. Simply pure taste. A fresh take on a timeless classic.

Germany

Knut Hansen

The legendary sailor Knut Hansen is the face of our gin – an honest guy, who was not held up by anyone or anything, who took the freedom to see the places he always wanted to visit and who experienced countless adventures on his journey. To us producing a regional gin means using regional botanicals. Next to the obligatory juniper, we process apples from the farmers around Hamburg, and cucumber as well as basil come from our own cultivation.

The United Kingdom

Cambridge Dry Gin

Walks with Darcy (the distillery dog) through the meadows surrounding their distillery inspired William and Lucy Lowe to capture the taste of the English seasons. Using botanicals grown in and around their own home they created a recipe including juniper, fresh basil, rosemary, angelica, lemon verbena, blackcurrant leaf and rose petals, each individually distilled and expertly blended into this outstanding gin.

Truffle Gin

The world’s first digestif gin, created when our founders William and Lucy were presented with an after-dinner drinks list which didn’t include any white spirits. This luxurious spirit is led by white truffle from Alba, Piedmont – an ingredient which is worth more than gold per gram.

Anty Gin

Cambridge Distillery’s Anty Gin is the result of a collaboration with the visionary thinkers of the Nordic Food Lab, and is the very first gin in the world to be made from insects. Each bottle of Anty Gin contains the essence of approximately 62 red wood ants, along with hand-foraged botanicals including juniper, wild wood avens and nettle that complement the sharp citrus notes created by distilling the ants.

Japanese Gin

The world’s first gin to focus solely on Japanese botanicals; our Master Distiller became enamoured with these exciting and unusual flavours, which were only accessible because of Cambridge Distillery’s low-temperature distillation processes.Japanese Gin is made using six botanicals: juniper, shiso leaf, sesame seeds, cucumber, sansho and yuzu: each distilled individually in a vacuum, then blended together for exceptional purity of flavour.

Watenshi Gin

Crystal clear in appearance, Watenshi is a dry, medium-bodied gin that balances undeniable intensity with fresh softness. Menthol notes of shiso partnered with yuzu citrus deliver lively acidity and energy, while a base of sansho and juniper provide a rich, long finish to savour. Truly, objectively, outstanding. Watenshi is best enjoyed either neat, or over ice.

Silverback Old Tom Gin

If you’re familiar with Old Tom Gins then you’ll know how delightful they are. The style was commonplace in 18th Century England when distillation techniques were crude and harsh spirits were the norm. To make the gin more palatable they were flavoured quite richly and sweetened, though not as sweet as Genever, generally regarded as the forerunner to gin, which came across from Holland in the 16th Century.

Buckingham Palace Dry Gin

The spirit has a unique royal origin, with many of its citrus and herbal notes sourced from botanicals gathered in the Buckingham Palace Gardens. Lemon verbena, hawthorn berries and mulberry leaves are among the 12 botanicals hand-picked for the gin in the Gardens at Buckingham Palace, which span 16 hectares and provide a habitat for 30 species of bird and over 250 species of wild flower.

Spain

Alkkemist Gin

Alkkemist Gin is distilled when the influence of the moon is bigger: 12 times a year; a strict methodology to produce an Ultra Premium quality gin. Alkkemist Gin is born on a base of grain alcohol 3 times distilled. It is made in traditional copper alembics, with a quadruple distillation from which i only the heart of each distillation is extracted to obtain a pure mixture that guarantees the perfect fusion between grain and a formidable selection of 21 botanicals carefully selected.

Italy

Portofino Dry Gin

Combining 21 carefully picked botanicals, this gin takes you on an unforgettable journey along the Italian Riviera. Portofino Dry Gin’s initial notes are fresh lemon and crisp juniper that transport you to the hills of Portofino. These give way to a universe of Mediterranean flavours: from the wild rosemary and lavender perfumes of the coastal scrub to the sweet and delicate notes of marjoram and sage that evoke the taste of traditional Ligurian cuisine.

Sabatini Gin

Sabatini Gin is not just a small-batch, premium London Dry Gin but the result of a perfect combination of flavors, aromas, associations, and history. It represents a new chapter in the age-old cultural between Tuscany and England. Nine botanicals of Tuscan origin are present in SABATINI GIN: juniper, coriander, Florentine iris, wild fennel, lavender, olive leaves, thyme, lemon verbena, and sage. Most of the botanicals are harvested from the properties belonging to the Sabatini family in Teccognano while juniper comes from other areas of the region.

Ireland

Blood Monkey Gin

Our name and signature drill bit design are a nod to the act of bleeding the monkey, when 17th Century sailors drilled into the officers’ barrel to steal the liquor inside. It’s their spirit that inspires ours today. We go against the grain, independently distilling in Ireland – drinking gin straight up, without a cucumber in sight.

South Africa

Bayab Gin

Bayab Gin is a multi award winning premium copper distilled gin, made in Africa. It combines several bountiful botanicals from across Africa like juniper berries, coriander, rosemary, cinnamon, coarse salt, orange peel and baobab. Baobab is one of the most nutrient rich foods in the world, it’s the only fruit in the world that dries naturally on the branch as the sun bakes it for 6 months.

Australia

Brunswick Aces Gin

All our gins have been handcrafted on Södermalm in Stockholm. Our Dry gin is a Nordic take on a traditional dry gin that has got its characteristics from 7 organic botanicals – juniper berries, coriander seeds, angelica root, lemon peel, heather, elderflower and rosemary. Our blend gives the gin a delicate flowery taste parallel to the classic juniper and citrus notes. This makes it perfect for the classic gin cocktails, but also ideal to purely enjoy neat or in a Dry Martini.

Denmark

Ginscape London Dry Gin

Ginscape London Dry has its fresh and balanced citrus notes from Danish sea buckthorn berries, pushing aside the dominating taste of juniper making it different from any other gin you know. And it’s got a little secret. As soon as it meets up with a slice of twisted fresh organic lemon peel in a glass with lots of ice cubes and tonic, it simply can’t control itself. It tastes uncontrollably good. So good, that you will defin-itely consider having one more.

Whether you like it on the rocks, with a twist of lemon, garnished with an olive or all/none of the above, the Martini belongs to a select group of undisputed classics.

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