It was created using botanicals that were foraged locally in the spring and summer of 2021 in a bid to capture the essence of the shifting English seasons. Billed as a “collector’s item”
The gin was distilled using the company’s novo-dimensional distillation system, in which nine variables including temperature, pressure and time can be adjusted for the distillation of each botanical. These separate distillates are then blended together to create the final spirit.
With botanicals include lemon balm, hawthorn blossom, nettles and cow parsley flowers, Cambridge Distillery says the gin is elegant with citrus and herbaceous notes. It recommends serving chilled, over ice, or in an extra-dry martini.
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Traditional juniper combines with fresh basil, rosemary, rose petal, angelica seed, blackcurrant leaf and the effervescent citrus finish of lemon verbena. The result is an homage to both our heritage and to the aromatic, sensorial delight of an English meadow at the height of summer.
An enchanting gin that combines traditional ‘one-shot’ distillation with imaginative, elegant Japanese botanicals. Aromas of warm, enticing spice with soft herbal notes balanced by light, exotic citrus. On the palate expect fragrant, rounded spices complemented by a hint of delicate sweetness and an exceptionally long, complex finish.
This years expression is a citrus delight, featuring lemon thyme, lemon verbena, and lemon balm giving a suggestion of sherbert zestiness with an extensive finish within multiple citrus driven layers.
The resulting blend of these individual distillates is a balanced, refreshing and expressive gin that's sensational in a Martini or when topped up with your preferred tonic.
Nose: intense aromas of red fruits and hints of fresh pastry
Palate: complex, fresh with a perfect balance of sweetness and savory pepper - red berries combine with notes of rhubarb for a fresh fruit note
Fresh lemon lavender, ginger rosemary and even crisp apples from Sir Isaac Newton’s tree combine to produce an outstanding gin as floral as it is intense.
Curator’s Gin is a rarefied expression of the secret treasures of Cambridge University Botanic Garden.
Elderflower Gin Liqueur is an elderflower liqueur that uses the internationally-award-winning Cambridge Dry Gin as its base and is inspired by the heavy, fragrant heads of elderflowers that bloom on the banks of the river Cam near our Distillery in Cambridge.
Refreshing yuzu peel, aromatic shisho leaf, toasted white sesame and sansho pepper spice are carefully selected to create a dry, crisp gin with green notes that perfectly capture the aromatic subtlety of the Japanese palate.
Each exquisite botanical is distilled individually to preserve the purity of its essence and tailored into a bold, surprising gin where traditional Juniper perfectly complements rich, earthy notes that evoke fresh pine.
With its long, expressive finish and unique rewarding taste, Truffle Gin is a fitting accompaniment to the finest of dining.
Each seasonal botanical is distilled individually to preserve the purity of its essence.
Fragrant spring lemon verbena, fresh summer rose and ripe, autumnal blackcurrant leaf are tailored into a supple and vibrant gin which stimulates the senses, from its initial citrus burst to the rounded, generous finish.
Anty gin, which is literally made with ants as a botanical, started as an idea from the Nordic Food Lab - an organisation run by Noma's Rene Redzepi and gastro-preneur Claus Meyer - and was brought to life by the Cambridge Distillery. This Anglo-Danish vegan nightmare contains the essence of precisely 62 ants, which add a citrus flavour to the gin and are used instead of the more traditional orange or lemon peel.
Although Anty gin is, perhaps unsurprisingly, the world's first gin made from ants, it is not the first time that ants have ever been distilled – centuries ago they were distilled to create formic acid, which is useful as a preservative and antibacterial agent.
Our Old Tom Gin features botanicals historically found in traditional Old Tom recipes dating back to the 1700s, including orange peel, liquorice and angelica root. Sweetened with a touch of sugar syrup, our Cotswolds Old Tom Gin is delicate and fragrant with notes of candied orange, light herbal notes and faint ginger spice and is delicious enjoyed either with tonic or in a Tom Collins cocktail.
A mellow, aromatic dry gin from Booth's that has been aged in casks that previously held Pedro Ximenez sherry. The palate offers notes of rosemary, grapefruit, camphor, lemon, chamomile and soft oak spice that linger in the finish.
Booth's was originally established in 1740 by the eponymous family who founded the first distillery in London. Their distinctively golden gin - instantly recognisable thanks to the octagonal bottles it was presented in - was discontinued in the 1970s, an event much lamented by gin connoisseurs.
A truly unique blend of the exotic and familiar this light, aromatic, extremely smooth gin will keep you coming back for more… London Dry in style and traditional in production, this is anything but ordinary!
Flavoured with botanicals synonymous with the Far East, expect refreshing citrusy lemongrass notes followed by a nutty, rounded finish. Extremely versatile, making a delicious G&T, cocktail or even neat on the rocks.
This vibrant, fruit gin boasts a stunning combination of flavours: fresh bright notes of mandarin flood the palate, followed by a lingering passion fruit finish.
It was created using botanicals that were foraged locally in the spring and summer of 2021 in a bid to capture the essence of the shifting English seasons. Billed as a “collector’s item”
The gin was distilled using the company’s novo-dimensional distillation system, in which nine variables including temperature, pressure and time can be adjusted for the distillation of each botanical. These separate distillates are then blended together to create the final spirit.
With botanicals include lemon balm, hawthorn blossom, nettles and cow parsley flowers, Cambridge Distillery says the gin is elegant with citrus and herbaceous notes. It recommends serving chilled, over ice, or in an extra-dry martini.
Made with real Norfolk Raspberries, this is a very honest, bright and drinkable gin. The rhubarb offers real depth of fruit flavour, cossetted by warming ginger throughout.
A Scottish gin which uses botanicals from Shetland including sea pink flowers from the cliff tops and meadowsweet flowers. Other botanticals include coriander, wild water mint, angelica root strain, which was introduced by the Vikings
Fresh Citrus notes with hints of sweetness are lifted alongside the bold juniper and subtle coriander spice to create a full flavoured but smooth whole.
Bombay Sapphire's blue bottle can be found across the world. Launched in 1987 and distributed by Bacardi, Bombay is based on one of the earliest recorded recipes for a premium quality London Dry gin.
