Haymans Old Tom (UK) Gin 700ml

Have you tried an Traditional Old Tom Gin?....

Haymans distillers: "When our family first starting distilling gin 150 years ago – Old Tom was the London Gin of choice. Today it’s a less familiar style of gin, but it is still a bartender’s favourite when making cocktails such as the Martinez, Tom Collins and Ramos Gin Fizz. The generous quantities of botanicals used in our family recipe create a bold citrus and juniper pine character that is smooth and beautifully delicate with a subtle underlying sweetness. It’s perfect for a more rounded and fuller flavoured Gin & Tonic and absolutely delicious with Sicilian lemonade."

Rock Rose (UK) Premium Scottish Gin Summer Edition 700ml

Distilled using ingredients from our gardens and rockery to give a different, seasonal taste to Rock Rose Gin.

The challenge, set last year, was to make a citrus style gin using botanicals growing in the distillery garden and with no peels! Lots of discussions and research took place with Hanna, our gardener, and she planted, harvested and dried the botanicals that have gone into our Summer Edition.

The botanicals include lemon balm, clover, lemon thyme, pineapple sage, meadowsweet and elderflower!

Roku (Japan) Gin Sakura Bloom Edition 700ml

The first release in the Seasonal Festival Collection, the Roku Gin Sakura Bloom Edition is crafted to capture the essence of Sakura in bloom, a fleeting phenomenon that transforms Japan into a sea of color and delicate fragrances each spring. Lasting only two weeks, the Sakura bloom is enjoyed at its peak by millions of Japanese people in a ritual known as Hanami, or ‘flower viewing’. Taking inspiration from the ephemeral beauty of cherry blossom, this special edition Roku Gin harnesses the brightness and freshness of Sakura for you to enjoy year-round. The blossom imparts an elegant floral taste layered with hints of saltiness, underpinned by a delicately complex blend of botanicals that enhances this Japanese gin’s natural flavors. This limited edition bottling is the first in a series which celebrates Japanese festivals inspired by “Shun” – the sensibility of enjoying seasonal moments at their peak.