Beefeater Pink Gin 1,0L 37,5%

Beefeater London Dry Gin 1.0L 40%

Hoxton Pink Gin 0.5L 40% Hoxton Spirits For the past 25 years, Hoxton has been the creative centre of London. Artists, supermodels, rock stars and designers have met here. Gerry Calabrese, son of the world-famous bartender Salvatore Calabrese, a well-known bartender from top London bars such as Lab, Dust and Sex in the City, lives among this diversity of artists. In 2008, he no longer wanted to be just a bartender in any bar, he wanted his own location. So he opened the bar 'The Hoxton Pony' in the East End and in 2016 Wringer and Mangle. He has also made a name for himself as a consultant and event manager for Swarovski, Peroni Nastro Azzurro and Channel 4, to name just a few of his clients. Hoxton Pink Since the gin revival shows no signs of abating and the demand for well-made, innovative and hand-crafted gins is constantly increasing, Gerry Calabrese was not put off by the big drinks manufacturers and brought a new gin onto the market. The spirits brand Hoxton Spirits, Great Britain, has now expanded its premium gin range to include an excellent gin: Hoxton Pink Gin. Behind Hoxton Pink Gin is a crazy idea: In the artists' district of Hoxton in London, anything can happen and nothing is impossible. This is exactly what this gin is intended to reflect and shows this through the variety and combinations of the ingredients used. In addition to botanicals such as juniper, gunpowder tea, rose hip, rose and bergamot are also used. The Hoxton Pink Gin gets its pink colour from As with many gins, the quality and origin of the products used is the main focus. Ingredients such as juniper, tarragon and ginger are macerated in 150-year-old copper pots for 5 days before the single distillation. The taste Characterised by juniper and harmonious, floral nuances, the Hoxton Pink Gin is something completely different. Hibiscus sugar and a hint of grapefruit give the gin a balanced freshness and bitterness. The finish is dominated by rose hips, which remain on the palate until the next sip. Definitely not the flavours you would expect from a gin. It opens up new avenues for creative cocktails and is worth tasting!

Edgerton Original Pink Dry Gin 1.0L 43% In cooperation between Dr. Stuart and Martin Edgerton Gill, Edgerton Pink Gin was created in such a way that the end product combines the tradition of gin with modern toughness. Gill noticed early on that an excellent gin is not just about the aromas, color can also play an important role. This is how Gill came to create his first colored gin, the 'London No. 1 Blue Gin". Now another coloured variant follows with the Pink Gin. The Edgerton Pink Gin has a certain uniqueness with its appearance. The pink gin immediately catches your eye and draws attention to itself, and so the product advertises itself. When it came to the colour, however, care was taken not to add any artificial colouring, but to rely entirely on natural products. During development, Gill drew on his skills in tea making, which made him one of the first to make herbal teas in the 1980s. Aroma and taste: Classic notes are retained and complemented by a refreshing sophistication. In terms of taste, the Edgerton Pink Gin has managed to create the optimal balance between modern and well-known botanicals. In addition to the expected aromas, there is also a pleasant exotic fruitiness, which makes the gin invigorating and has a really refreshing effect.

Bombay Bramble Distilled Gin 0.7L 37.5% Bombay Sapphire Gin The brand now belongs to the Bacardi Group, but the actual history of British gin in the distinctive blue bottle began 250 years ago when Thomas Dakin opened a distillery in Warrington. A good year later, the first 'Warrington Dry Gin' was created - it was not until 200 years later that this gin appeared under the brand name 'Bombay Gin' that we know today. Bramble Distilled Gin This type of gin is also made according to a tried and tested recipe, which is said to date back to 1761. Ten different botanicals were selected and distilled to create London Dry Gin. The Bramble Distilled Gin, a colored gin, is based on the idea of the Bramble cocktail. The usual botanicals are raspberries and blackberries. This is how the London Dry Gin gets its red color as well as its natural sweetness and sourness, which both fruits bring.

London Hill Pink Gin 1.0L 43% London Hill Premium Pink Gin is a unique blend of botanicals and strawberries from around the world. The result is a fruity, light, crisp, smooth and balanced gin with a hint of strawberries.