Gin

Of all the traditional gin brands on the market, nothing really tops Tanqueray. The signature G&T against which all others should be judged.

With fresh Sloes form Norfolk our lovely Battersea neighbours have just released this tiny batch of delightfully peppy Sloe Gin.
As ever this craft gin is made in the pioneering "grain to bottle" philos...(read more)

On the nose it is intense, bold with fresh aromas of Juniper followed by notes of coriander and cardamom. On the palate it is full bodied, smooth and flavourful with a slight sweetness.

Crafted at the Bruichladdich Distillery on Islay, The Botanist Gin features 9 core classic botanicals and 22 hand-foraged local Islay botanicals, resulting in an exceptionally complex, satin-smooth, and multi-layered spi...(read more)

Renegade Gin is crafted using 14 botanicals, though Saunders does not want to give all his secrets away... There is juniper, coriander, cardamom, angelica, orris, grains of paradise and bitter orange amongst the line-up,...(read more)

Best New Gin, The Independent 2017

Isle of Harris Gin is a beautifully balanced, maritime-inspired gin. It is most famous for its use of local, hand-harvested Sugar Kelp, which gives the spirit a subtle, smooth coastal character. Bottled at 45% ABV, the p...(read more)

A true Lea & Sandeman favourite - the Dyfi distillery - has just released this new bottling, their first Navy Strength Gin. 'Navigation' is a celebration of the sea. A distilled blend of foraged coastal and historic...(read more)