An innovative and alluring gin handcrafted from the world’s rarest citrus.
We dove deep into the world of citrus and chose to pay homage to the three genetic ancestors of all citrus fruits, the pomelo, mandarin and citron.
TASTING NOTES
A clear liquid filled with complex layers of citrus notes. A proper gin, distilled from only fresh or dried ingredients. The light, bright and rich citrus notes are perfectly balanced by delicate spices coming through from juniper, coriander and angelica with hints of liquorice and cassia.
Tropical, peppery notes are enhanced by cardamom, cubeb and Timur pepper that adds a fruity, peppered grapefruit note. Bright and zesty with subtly sweet, enticingly rich and delicately spiced for a taste experience like no other using the complex flavours of the world’s rarest citrus.
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1792 is named for the year Kentucky became a state as an acknowledgment of the importance of the Bluegrass State as the birthplace of bourbon. Our 1792 expressions include our Small Batch Bourbon which is created with precision and artistry, and our Limited Edition Expressions which are rare and special whiskeys that are truly distinct and extraordinary.
To make this extraordinary gin, Glendalough forage wild botanicals in the Wicklow mountains all year round. Geraldine Kavanagh, our full time forager, brings the wild, fresh botanicals to the distillery within hours of foraging where small-batch slow-distillation is used to tease out the delicate botanical flavours. Glendalough Wild Botanical Irish Gin serves the taste of 'a year in every bottle' and perfectly captures a place in time, with four seasons of foraging in wild Wicklow encapsulated in each bottle.
Distilled from the extraordinary and resilient Dasylirion plant (Sotol) born in the wild in the Chihuahua desert Nocheluna is a distinct Mexican spirit rooted in ancient traditions of this special land. The Nocheluna Sotol is inspired by ancient times and desert lands, when the ritual was deeply rooted in traditional local songs, where Sotol was a drink to celebrate, be enjoyed with good company under the moonlight.
The HSE Château La Tour Blanche finish 2016 rum stands out for its elegance and rich aromatic palette, blending honeyed and fruity notes as soon as the bottle is opened.
This vintage was aged for over five years in oak barrels, followed by a finishing period of nearly a year in former Sauternes barrels from Château La Tour Blanche, 1er Cru Classé.
This unique combination of flavors offers a tasting experience of infinite sweetness.
Le Philtre vodka is organic and has no added sugar. It is made in France, in the Cognac region, from just two quality ingredients: organic soft winter wheat and Gensac spring water, renowned for its purity.
THE BOTTLES ARE NEVER THE SAME COLOUR, FOR A SURPRISE EFFECT WITH EVERY ORDER!
The transitional glass used to create the bottles comes in a wide variety of shades, from Sapphire to Emerald: sometimes Jade, sometimes Topaz, sometimes Aquamarine, sometimes Turquoise.
YuGin: a simple yet complex spirit, made from natural ingredients, with freshness and subtlety. Made in France, it draws its inspiration from Japanese traditions and heritage.
Format 20cl.
Batch 5, 11 Year Old - One of the elusive single malts produced at the versatile Loch Lomond distillery. Our Croftengea, from 2007, has been matured in the industry standard, a refill ex-Bourbon hogshead, so this is all about the distillate: briny, salty and smoky.
A delicious-y bottling from Loch Lomond Distillery, the only distillery in Scotland to produce both malt and grain whisky on the same site! Now that’s what we call multi-tasking.
A smoky, peated, ex-bourbon cask, single malt from mainland Australia’s oldest whisky distillery. Founded in 1999, Bakery Hill Distillery is run by ex-High School chemistry teacher David and his son Andrew. Family run, small batch, with a focus on quality over quantity. It was established to prove a point - that great single malt whiskies could be made outside of Scotland, and specifically in Australia. Bakery Hill buck the trend of many wine-cask driven Australian whiskies, favouring predominantly ex-bourbon barrels.
These allow for a longer maturation, without the spirit becoming overwhelmed by the hot temperatures and cask influence.