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€32.50
Bloom Gin (1L, 40%)
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Bloom Gin is a superb London Dry Gin produced by Greenall’s and named “Bloom” in reference to the floral nature of its botanicals: honeysuckle, pomelo and chamomile. In 2010 it was awarded a Platinum Medal at the World Spirits Competition.
€32.00
Bishop’s Gin (70cl, 40.7%)
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Bishop’s Gin takes its name from Englishman John Ponet, Bishop of Rochester and then Winchester in the 1550s. A reformer who questioned the divine right of kings and fought for religious freedoms, for example, he was controversial thinker in his time. His Belgian descendants would go on to found the Ponet distillery, in Hasselt 1763 and now in the 21st century Thierry Ponet is reviving the spirit of both. Bishop’s Gin is a London dry made with 8 botanicals including juniper nasturtium (also known as tropaeolum) and lemongrass.
€24.75
Berry Bros. & Rudd Elderflower & Gooseberry Distilled Gin 70cl, 40%
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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.
€24.75
Berry Bros. & Rudd Classic Pink Grapefruit & Rosemary Distilled Gin 70cl, 40%
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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.
€1.50
Beefeater London Dry Gin (5cl, 40%)
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Beefeater is one of the classic London Dry gins, with a juniper-driven, crisp dry style enhanced by citrus and exotic aromatics. A consistently reliable full-flavoured gin.
€17.50
Beefeater London Dry Gin (1L, 40%)
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Beefeater is one of the classic London Dry gins, with a juniper-driven, crisp dry style enhanced by citrus and exotic aromatics. A consistently reliable full-flavoured gin.
€37.00
Beefeater 24 (70cl, 45%)
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A more recent addition to the Beefeater range. When creating Beefeater 24, Desmond Payne knew he had to come up with something totally different for his selection of botanicals. He used tea! The 12 ingredients used are Japanese Sencha Tea, Chinese green tea and then Seville orange peel, grapefruit peel, lemon peel, juniper, coriander seed, liquorice, angelica root, almond and orris root. It is called Beefeater 24 because the botanicals are steeped in the spirit for a full 24 hours. The result is a fragrant gin with good sweetness.
€37.00
Bathtub Gin (70cl, 43.3%)
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An extraordinary award-winning gin from Ableforth’s. Made using the traditional method of Cold Compounding (or in layman’s terms – infusing). Very high quality copper pot-still spirit is infused with ingredients including juniper, orange peel, coriander, cassia, cloves and cardamom, with the length of the compounding period controlled entirely by periodic sampling.
The result is an extraordinary gin, lightly tinted by the botanicals, and with a flavour which is both bold, and perfumed all at once. Sure to be a hit with amateur and professional mixologists alike.
Packaged using brown paper, string and wax, the presentation puts us in mind of a Victorian apothecary!
€23.50
Barrister Gin Navy Strength (70cl, 55%)
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Barrister Gin Navy Strength (70CL, 55.0% Vol.)
Safe as the shoulder of a loyal friend.
Quality without compromise
All stages of production are carefully controlled
Memorable character
Saplingly selected botanicals create a unique style of Barrister Gin
Distillation separataThe distillate aromatic distillates obtained by distillation are blended according to the classic English recipe of ginepro angelic spleen of lemon coriander cumin cumin cardamom
The word “barrister” comes from the English word “bar”, it is the barrier that separates the judge from the defendant. This is the highest rank of lawyer in Britain. From the fifteenth century, prisoners could instruct “a cultured and eloquent friend” to protect their interests. The lawyers had access to the “judicial bar”, so they could be heard by the court in the interest of their client. The lawyer’s speech in court is precise and sharp as a blade. In England it is said that the gin is “cold like steel”-due to the strong cold aftertaste.
