Gordons London Dry Gin Travellers Edition 1L, 37.5%

14.90

Tasting Notes

Colour: Crystal clear.

Nose: Pine-forward juniper with fresh lemon peel, coriander, dry herbs and delicate floral notes.

Palate: Crisp and refreshing, offering juniper, citrus zest and herbaceous lavender with a subtle touch of sweet mint.

Finish: Clean and dry, with lingering juniper, lemon peel, light herbs and gentle botanical spice.

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Description

Gordon’s London Dry Gin Traveller’s Edition 1L, 37.5% is a large-format version of the historic Gordon’s gin recipe, presented in the distinctive clear bottle and yellow label commonly associated with continental European and travel-retail markets.

Gordon’s traces its history to 1769, when Alexander Gordon developed the brand’s closely guarded botanical recipe. Its classic character is centred on juniper berries supported by coriander, angelica and liquorice, refined through triple distillation to create a clean and refreshing London dry style.

Bottled at 37.5%, this Traveller’s Edition delivers a traditional juniper-forward profile with lemon peel, herbaceous lavender and a subtle touch of sweet mint. The generous one-litre format makes it particularly practical for entertaining, home bars and regular gin-and-tonic service.

Its dry botanical character works especially well with tonic water, plenty of ice and a wedge of lemon or lime. It can also provide a dependable base for classic cocktails such as the Tom Collins, Negroni, Martini and Gin Fizz.

Why Choose Gordon’s London Dry Gin Traveller’s Edition 1L, 37.5%

This expression stands out through its distinctive Traveller’s Edition presentation and larger one-litre bottle. The clear glass and yellow label differentiate it from the green-bottled Gordon’s commonly found in the United Kingdom.

For gin drinkers, it offers the familiar Gordon’s balance of piney juniper, fresh citrus and dry herbal botanicals. Its traditional flavour remains expressive when mixed with tonic, lemonade, soda water or stronger cocktail ingredients.

The one-litre size also provides additional volume compared with the standard 70cl bottle, making it suitable for parties, professional drinks service and customers who regularly prepare gin-based cocktails.

Ideal For.

This bottle is ideal for Gordon’s enthusiasts seeking the distinctive yellow-label Traveller’s Edition in its original one-litre format.

It is ideal for gin drinkers who enjoy classic London dry flavours of juniper, lemon peel, herbs, lavender and gentle mint.

It is also ideal for home bars, gatherings, cocktail preparation and collections focused on travel-retail or international Gordon’s presentations.

Product Details

Product Name: Gordon’s London Dry Gin Traveller’s Edition.

Alternative Name: Gordon’s Yellow Label Traveller’s Edition.

Category: London Dry Gin.

Brand: Gordon’s.

Brand Owner: Diageo.

Brand Origin: England.

Bottle Size: 1L.

ABV: 37.5%.

Age Statement: Not applicable.

Core Botanicals: Juniper, coriander, angelica and liquorice.

Distillation: Gordon’s describes its traditional recipe as refined through triple distillation.

Flavour Style: Dry, juniper-forward, citrus-led and herbaceous.

Market Position: Traveller’s Edition presentation commonly associated with continental European and travel-retail markets.

Suggested Serve: Serve over plenty of ice with tonic water and garnish with fresh lemon or lime.

Closure: Screw cap.

Packaging: Clear one-litre glass bottle with the distinctive yellow label and purple closure shown in the supplied product image.

Bottle Count: No confirmed production total applies. This was not presented as an individually numbered limited release.

Collector’s Note

Gordon’s London Dry Gin Traveller’s Edition has modest collector interest because its yellow-label presentation differs noticeably from the familiar green bottle sold in the United Kingdom.

The one-litre format and travel-oriented branding may appeal to collectors assembling different Gordon’s bottle sizes, export labels and packaging generations. The yellow-label expression is particularly associated with continental European markets and traveller-focused retail.

This was not an individually numbered or strictly limited release. Its collecting appeal therefore comes from its distinctive label, international-market presentation and condition rather than documented numerical rarity.

Unopened examples with a strong fill level, intact screw-cap seal and clean front and rear labels will offer the best display value.

Additional information

Weight 2.2 kg