That Boutique - Y Gin Company

The Crossbill Gin folks in Glasgow have gazed past the super-strings that hold the universe together and stepped directly into the third dimension, eschewing our world's simple ideas of juniper and diving into something completely new. This London dry gin

Who doesn’t like a chocolate orange, but we all know the perils of ownership; you could leave it on the parcel shelf in the sun, then even refrigeration won’t save it - all you will have is a congealed, hardened cricket ball of chocolate. But what if ther

That Boutique - Y Gin Company That Boutique - Y Gin Company London Dry Gin

Every gram of the botanicals used to make this gin was sent into near-space (over 24km) and exposed to an air pressure of less than 1/100th of that at sea level! That's seriously low. In fact, if you were to find yourself above just 18km, also known as Ar

This gin is a bit of a mash-up of Greensand Ridge Distillery’s London Dry Gin and their Raspberry Ghost. The gin has a selection of locally-sourced ingredients, such as cobnut (squirrels are nuts for them), rosehip, honey, and hawthorne berries. The raspb

In the not-so-distant future, when horrific, beefy shark-men with machine guns aim to take over California (and then the world?!), there are only two people who can save the day - Dave and Lance from St. George Spirits!
What can you and I do as we helple

England and Australia might be quite far away from each other (to put it lightly), but the folks from Chilgrove Spirits connect the two within their Bush Tucker Gin! It's made with a similar selection of botanicals as their Chilgrove Bluewater Gin, which

Chocolate is great. Cherries are great. Gin is great. You understand what we're getting at here, right? If not, allow us to spell it out. Chocolate Cherry Gin is a thing. A great thing, specifically. Those clever folks over at McQueen Gin in Scotland cert

London might not be the first place you think of when you hear the phrase "home of an ancient variety of citrus", but that's what this expression is all about. The Fifty Eight Gin Distillery, located under a railway bridge in Hackney Downs, teamed up with

The cucamelon is a wonderful fruit native to Mexico and Central America that looks like a tiny watermelon but tastes similar to a lime-dipped cucumber. Frankly they seem ridiculous, but cucamelons really do exist - and we made a gin with them!

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Sloe, but more so. The folks over at Whittaker's Gin in Harrogate created Double-Sloe Gin by combining macerated-sloe gin and distilled-sloe gin, then lightly sweetened with liquorice root. The result takes sloe gin in a new direction, and it's ace.

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A gin inspired by and distilled in the glorious and beautiful countryside of Northern Ireland.
We put our own David T Smith to work, foraging in the brambles for blackberries on the Rademon Estate, as well as apples from the Walled Garden. These are part

The Gin
Seriously citrus and botanically brilliant, Green Citrus Gin boasts fruits from the hills of Llucmajor. The
green citrus we're talking about isn't your typical lime- y friend, instead Gin Eva harvests green oranges for their sweet bitterness and

Rhubarb isn't just for puddings or boiled sweets anymore. The herbaceous perennial is enjoying a resurgence in popularity not only in the culinary world - the terrific tang of rhubarb is carving out its own place in the world of booze! We wanted in on the

Our 7 continents gin, made in collaboration with World Gin Day organiser Emma Stokes aka Gin Monkey, has been made using a single ingredient from each continent – European Juniper, Australian Coriander Seed, North American Angelica Root, Asian Cinnamon, A