Gin

Gabriel Boudier Rare London Dry Gin is created from the distillation of juniper, coriander, lemon peel, orange peel, angelica root, iris root and fennel seeds.

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Misguided Spirits Bathhouse John's Well Dressed Gin is inspired by a type of gin that was popular in the era of iniquity and corruption, in the colorful, organized crime-run nightlife scene of Prohibition-era Chicago. The gin popular during the Roaring '20s wiseguys Chicago was actually light on juniper and heavy on lavender, with citrus figuring fairly prominently, also, and some other botanical that gives the final product a bit of racy spiciness.

Misguided Spirits is a collection of service industry veterans providing an employee-owned alternative to global spirits companies. The name comes from terminology used to describe people in earlier times who lived life on their own terms and shaped the world around them by building a community, giving them a voice, a purpose, and a good stiff drink. The mission of the founders to is provide an alternative to sleek ad campaigns and high-priced “craft spirits.” The partners in the company focus on providing support to the bars and restaurants that pour their products.

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A new kind of gin that captures LA’s cultural terroir. Taste the flavors of Los Angeles: this gin captures LA's vibrant food scene, from the aromatic herbs of East and South Asia to the floral and earthy flavors of Mexico and the Middle East. This is how Angelenos eat.

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Foraged botanicals from the Dyfi UNESCO Biosphere are used for this small production Gin to showcase the brightness of wildflower meadows, the freshness of the estuary, and the richness of forest. Fresh bontanical aromas that follow on the palate with a hint of citrus that lingers on the finish. Great for a Gin and Tonic.

Citadelle Gin de France Rouge — Cognac, France — 700ml

Citadelle is one of France's most celebrated gin houses, distilled in Cognac using a 19th-century copper pot still and a signature blend of 19 botanicals sourced from around the world. Rouge is their most vibrant expression — built on that same classic Citadelle foundation and elevated with an infusion of fresh red fruits and rhubarb. The result is a gin that is fruity, aromatic, and completely natural, with no artificial colors or flavors. Crystal-clear in the glass, it delivers all the complexity of a great dry gin with a lush, berry-driven character that makes it as versatile as it is delicious.

Fresh and aromatic on the nose, with vivid cranberry, raspberry, blueberry, blackcurrant, and the distinct sharpness of rhubarb layered over Citadelle's classic botanical backbone. On the palate, the red fruit swirls with juicy, tangy energy — bright, dry, and refreshing, with the depth and structure of 19 botanicals underneath. The finish is clean, fruity, and lingering.

Built on Citadelle's 19-botanical foundation — infused with cranberry, raspberry, blueberry, blackcurrant, and rhubarb. Fruity, natural, and crystal-clear.

• Producer: Citadelle, Cognac, France
• Style: Dry Gin — Red Fruit Infusion
• Botanicals: 19 original Citadelle botanicals + cranberry, raspberry, blueberry, blackcurrant, rhubarb
• Character: Fruity, aromatic, completely natural — no artificial colors or flavors
• Size: 700ml
• Tasting Notes: Cranberry, raspberry, blueberry, blackcurrant, rhubarb, bright acidity, dry finish
• Best Served: Over ice with tonic, in a Negroni Rouge, or as a spritz with sparkling water and fresh berries

France's most celebrated gin house meets the season's best red fruits — Citadelle Rouge is the benchmark for what a fruit-infused dry gin can be.

The making of fruit gins has long been a tradition in the English countryside, and ours keeps true to a recipe dating back to 1883.

The Nose - A clear character of mellow sloe berries, it’s fruity with notes of sweet cherry and a slight scent of almonds

The Palate - Fruity, smooth and full-bodied, with a perfect balance of sweet and dry

The Finish - Long, fresh and fruity

A 750ml bottle of Plymouth Sloe Gin (26% abv). Sloe berries are slowly and gently steeped in Plymouth Gin, soft pure Dartmoor water and a small amount of sugar for approximately 4 months.

The sugar levels are kept low to allow the full flavour of the berries to shine and allow the dry acidity of the fruit to be an important part of the taste. The result is an entirely natural product with no added flavourings or colourings. Sloe Gin has long been enjoyed as a ’winter warmer’ in the countryside.

Winemaker Description

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The canned cocktails are premium gin-based cocktails, crafted for an innovative experience with packaging designed by Ini Archibong.

Boodles has been one of Britain's most quietly distinguished gins since its recipe was first developed in 1845. Distilled at the Greenall's distillery in Warrington, England, from a base of clean English wheat spirit, it is a gin that takes a deliberately different path from the citrus-forward London Drys that dominate the market — and is all the better for it.

The Boodles British Gin London Dry 1.0L is built on an approachable, herb-driven botanical blend of juniper, sage, rosemary, nutmeg, coriander, angelica root, and caraway seeds — with a deliberate omission of citrus botanicals. The result is a gin of understated elegance: mellow and herbal, with the essential piney juniper notes balanced by warm spice and fresh garden herbs. Exceptionally versatile, it shines in a classic Gin & Tonic, a Martini, or any cocktail where you want the botanicals to speak without citrus interference.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Understated and herbal — juniper, sage, rosemary, and warm spice
• Palate: Mellow and smooth with piney juniper, nutmeg, and fresh herbs
• Finish: Clean, balanced, and gently warming

Spirit Details

• London Dry Gin — English wheat spirit base
• Botanicals: juniper, sage, rosemary, nutmeg, coriander, angelica root, caraway
• No citrus botanicals
• Greenall's Distillery, Warrington, England
• Recipe dating to 1845 | 1.0L
• Perfect for: Gin & Tonic, Martini, Negroni

Producer Description 

Gin flavored with handpicked juniper berries from its Hamptons estate, cardamom, cumin, coriander, fennel and anise. The most eye-catching detail about this spirit is definitely its trendy pink color, which winemaker and partner Roman Roth gets by using the vineyard's rosé wine as the base for the gin. Once the rosé is distilled, Roth adds a small amount of grape skin extract to get that subtle pink color.

Sipsmith opened in Chiswick, London in 2009 as the city’s first copper pot distillery in nearly 200 years — a small, principled operation that helped ignite the modern craft gin renaissance. Built around a single copper pot still named Prudence, the distillery was founded on the belief that great gin requires patience, skill, and the finest botanicals. Their London Dry Gin became an instant benchmark. The Sloe Gin takes that award-winning base and does something wonderfully old-fashioned with it: steeping wild sloe berries — the small, tart, jet-black fruit of the blackthorn bush — harvested each autumn and left to macerate in the gin until the spirit turns a deep, jewel-like ruby red.

The result is a handcrafted sloe gin of real character: rich and warming on the nose with aromas of wild berry, cherry, almond, and a subtle juniper backbone. The palate is luscious but never cloying — ripe plum, damson, and bramble fruit with a bittersweet edge and a long, warming finish. At 29% ABV it is built for sipping neat over ice, pouring into a Sloe Gin Fizz, or stirring into a classic Sloe Negroni. The definitive modern expression of a very British tradition.

• Producer: Sipsmith Distillery, Chiswick, London, United Kingdom
• Style: Sloe Gin Liqueur, Small Batch
• Base: Sipsmith London Dry Gin macerated with wild sloe berries
• ABV: 29%
• Size: 750ml
• Tasting Notes: Wild berry, cherry, almond, plum, damson, bramble, bittersweet finish
• Serve: Neat over ice, Sloe Gin Fizz, Sloe Negroni, or topped with Champagne

London’s craft gin pioneer, bottled in ruby — Sipsmith Sloe Gin is autumn in a glass.

Old Raj gin has been produced for us since 1972 and is available at 46% and 55% abv. Bottling takes place in Campbeltown. This quality floral gin has a slight yellow tint due to the addition of the saffron. This valuable and rare ingredient is added post distillation.

Botanicals

• Juniper
• Coriander
• Seville orange peel
• Liquorice
• Angelica root
• Orris
• Cinnamon
• Cassia Quills
• Nutmeg
• Saffron is added post distillation.
• The firm of William Cadenhead Limited, Wine and Spirit Merchants, was founded in 1842 and was in the ownership of the same family until it was taken over by the well known Campbeltown firm of J & A Mitchell & Co. Ltd who own Springbank Distillery. The premises were in Netherkirkgate in Aberdeen and although the street numbers were changed from time to time the premises were the same and indeed were almost unaltered during their 130 years of trading in Aberdeen.

Before gin as we know it existed, there was Genever — and before almost anyone else, there was Bols. Founded in Amsterdam in 1575, Lucas Bols established what is widely considered the world’s oldest distilled spirits brand. Genever is the Dutch ancestor of modern gin: a malt wine base (a blend of rye, wheat, and corn distillate) softened and flavored with juniper and a proprietary bouquet of botanicals, then rested to integrate. The result is a spirit of genuine complexity — more textured and rounded than London Dry gin, with a warmth and depth that makes it uniquely versatile behind the bar.

Bols Genever is crafted to the original Amsterdam recipe, using a malt wine base that gives it a subtly grainy, malty character beneath the juniper and botanical aromatics. The nose is herbal and fragrant — juniper, angelica, and a whisper of spice. The palate is smooth and round, with malt sweetness, gentle botanicals, and a soft, lingering finish. It drinks beautifully neat or on the rocks, but truly shines in classic cocktails: the original John Collins, a Tom Collins predecessor, the Martinez, or a simple Genever & tonic. This is the spirit that taught the world to drink gin.

92 points — Wine Enthusiast | 90 points — Wine Spectator | 90 points — Wine Advocate

• Producer: Lucas Bols, Amsterdam, Netherlands
• Founded: 1575 — world’s oldest distilled spirits brand
• Style: Genever (Dutch Gin), Jonge style
• Base: Malt wine (rye, wheat, corn) with juniper and botanicals
• Origin: Amsterdam, Netherlands
• Size: 750ml
• Tasting Notes: Juniper, angelica, malt sweetness, herbal botanicals, soft spice, smooth lingering finish
• Serve: Neat, on the rocks, Genever & tonic, Martinez, John Collins, Negroni variation

The original spirit of Amsterdam, since 1575 — Bols Genever is where the cocktail age began.