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.
Juniper, Grapefruit skins and Rhubarb infused in Italian grain spirit for 36 hours gives orange colour. Blended with second distillate made in our vacuum still of Juniper, Coriander, Lemon Peel, Orange Peel, Angelica, Orris Root. Distilled in stainless steel vacuum still for 5 hours.
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.
Made to a 19th century colonial recipe. Perfect serve is over ice with tonic and a slice of orange which adds a touch of sweetness to balance the spice.
Gin from Bruichladdich, containing 31 botanicals, of which 22 are native to Islay, including Mugwort, Meadow Sweet and the enigmatic Lady's Bedstraw flowers.
Gin from Bruichladdich, containing 31 botanicals, of which 22 are native to Islay, including Mugwort, Meadow Sweet and the enigmatic Lady's Bedstraw flowers.
Bright rhubarb stalks upfront, with a brief flash of sourness. This is followed by an array of sweet spice (vanilla, nutmeg, ginger), which adds balance.
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.
On the front of the palate a generous slug of juniper, the mid palate has a fresh citrus character from the lemon, bitter orange and coriander, which then develops into a sweet peppery finish, achieved by the use of liquorice and nutmeg.
Sakura Flower, Yuzu Peel, Sencha Tea, Sansho Pepper, Sakura Leaf and Gyokuro Tea. The six natural Japanese botanicals are embossed on the hexagonal bottle that symbolises ROKU (which means 'six' in Japanese).
Small batch distilled in London, to The Colonel’s secret award winning recipe, then hand-steeped with fresh locally sourced raspberries at their Cambridge HQ. Juniper forward and deliciously dry with a hint of red fruit and a surprisingly smooth finish.
Lovingly and painstakingly distilled just one litre at a time, Cambridge Distillery based this gin on the most incredible white truffle from Alba that they could source. This wonderfully decadent delight makes a spectacular digestif.
Juniper, Coriander and five other botanicals. It is blended with pure spring water from the nearby Monviso mountain - the highest altitude source of any spring in Italy.
The base distillate comes through the "Coffey Still", a traditional continuous still which produces Nikka's whiskies, giving a silky texture and rich body. Botanicals include Japanese citrus such as Yuzu, Kabosu, Amanatsu, Apple and Sansho pepper.
An initial and distinct juniper, coriander and liquorice flavour that gives way to a bright, fresh vibrant taste of Scottish raspberries. A perfectly balanced Gin with a delicate, fruity taste and a lasting citrus, raspberry flavour.
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
A sugary stone fruit and fresh orange almonds aroma with an initial sweetness leading into marzipan, sour cherry and juniper on the palate. The finish is smooth with cherry, almond and a little lingering spice.
To taste, there’s a juniper center stage for sure, but the citrus (lemon and orange peel) is vibrant and the peppery finish (from cassia, cinnamon and angelica) adds a distinct bite to proceedings.-Gin Foundry
Contains Shiso leaf, Sansho Pepper, White sesame, Yuzu Peel. Gin of the Year Trophy for 2015, as well as bringing home the Double Gold medal for Best Value Gin
After the roaring success of their Seville Orange vodka, here come Hereford's Williams Chase with the same formula aplied to their marvellous gin made with organically grown apples.
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.
Singularity is an organic vodka tuned to deliver a clean flavour and silky mouthfeel. In this simplest of mixtures, there is still room to select the best alcohol and water, as well as a mixing and filtering process which softens the palate.
We studied how alcohol and water interact at a molecular level. Carefully-selected organic alcohol is blended with a unique mineral water using an exacting method to produce Singularity. We’re proud to have been awarded “Vodka of the Year 2021” by the prestigious Chinese Wine and Spirits Awards (CWSA). Is it the smoothest vodka known to science? We think so.
Enjoy our highly-awarded vodka chilled, on ice or as part of the finest cocktails.
Singularity is an organic vodka tuned to deliver a clean flavour and silky mouthfeel. In this simplest of mixtures, there is still room to select the best alcohol and water, as well as a mixing and filtering process which softens the palate.
We studied how alcohol and water interact at a molecular level. Carefully-selected organic alcohol is blended with a unique mineral water using an exacting method to produce Singularity. We’re proud to have been awarded “Vodka of the Year 2021” by the prestigious Chinese Wine and Spirits Awards (CWSA). Is it the smoothest vodka known to science? We think so.
Enjoy our highly-awarded vodka chilled, on ice or as part of the finest cocktails.
Produced by Tom Warner in a barn in the Northamptonshire village of Harrington. The main three botanicals are juniper, coriander and cardamom, which have helped to produce a gin that's so well balanced it can be drunk neat.
Bottled at 42% ABV, subdued juniper and citrus notes come to the fore at first followed by a subtle spice and complex finish. It’s definitely an interesting gin especially considering the botanicals used.
The essence of Rhubarb adds a tart crisp edge, to the smooth English gin base, whilst the real ginger extract warms the palette for a full bodied complex finish.
This exceptional gin is hand-crafted by infusing an elegant blend of 11 exotic botanicals, including grains of paradise, rose petals and lemongrass. The result is a remarkably smooth and fruity gin, with subtle citrus and floral notes. Enjoy on its own with ice or add a splash of tonic and twist of orange.
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.
