Dry Gin - The Classic Mixing Spirit!
Made from neutral alcohol and various herbs and spices, dry gin has long been enjoyed in cocktails, long drinks, and neat. Well-known brands like Beefeater, Gordon’s, Tanqueray, and Bombay Sapphire are the foundation for classic cocktails like the Dry Martini, Pimm's Cup No. 1, and Gin & Tonic. Nowadays, good dry gin comes not only from England but also from France, the Netherlands, and Germany, with sought-after gins like Citadelle, Nolet's, and Monkey 47.
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Brecon Special Reserve Gin, 0.7 L, 40% Brecon Special Reserve Gin is produced by the Welch Whisky Company from the best Welsh grain alcohol and pure water. The distillate is flavoured with selected botanicals such as cinnamon bark, liquorice, lemon and orange peel, coriander, nutmeg, angelica root and juniper berries. A crystal clear gin with differentiated, fresh notes that will delight even the most discerning palate.
Content: 0.7 Liter (€25.36 / 1 Liter)*
Caorunn Small Batch Gin 0.7L 41.8% Caorunn Small Batch Gin is a gin handcrafted in Scotland by the Balmenach Distillery that is flavored with 11 different herbs and spices, such as juniper, rowanberry, bog myrtle, dandelion and heather, and then diluted to drinking strength with Scottish spring water. Produced in small batches, this gin is fresh and pure, with light floral nuances, a delicate spicy note, dry body and beautiful harmony.
Content: 0.7 Liter (€42.79 / 1 Liter)*
Tanqueray Dry Gin Rangpur 1.0L 41.3% The newest horse in the Tanqueray stable is the Tanqueray Dry Gin Rangpur, which is currently (officially) exclusively sold in the USA, a representative of the gin family flavored with Rangpur limes, which is actually just the revival and continuation of the lemon and orange gins from times long past.Intense citrus aromas dominate here over the traditional gin bouquet and thus Tanqueray Dry Gin Rangpur is recommended as the basis for citrus-heavy cocktails such as the classic Gimlet.
Zephyr Blu Gin 0.7L 40% Gin - A spirit full of variety Gin is one of the oldest spirits in the world. The original form of gin is genever, which has been produced more or less unchanged in the Netherlands and Belgium for several centuries. From the Netherlands it found its way to the British Isles, where it has been produced since the middle of the 17th century. Over the years, the English adapted genever to their taste and optimized the production method and the use of flavoring botanicals to suit their taste. Over the years, they cultivated gin, which is now considered one of the largest and most distinctive spirit categories in the world. As with most major spirits such as rum, whiskey or vodka, there are a variety of different sub-varieties of gin. In addition to London Dry Gin, the slightly sweet Old Tom Gin and the fruity Sloe Gin are well-known examples of the variety of gin varieties. This variety of varieties is extremely important for the gin product, because there are always brave entrepreneurs who revitalize the market with new bottlings. As in many other areas, the same applies to gin - innovative, new products keep the brand alive. The Zephyr Blu Gin One of these new, innovative products is the Zephyr Blu Gin, which is produced in the British country and gin capital, London. The basis is highly rectified grain alcohol with a very pure taste. This is mixed with traditional botanicals such as juniper, coriander seeds, elderberries, elderflowers and lemon peel and then distilled again in a small, copper, sixty-year-old pot still called Constance (Connie). The still bears the name of the master distiller's mother and ensures that the aromas are carefully transferred. Finally, the Zephyr Blu Gin is given another secret ingredient that gives it a "natural" blue color and a special aroma. The Zepyhr Blu Gin is one of the few gins on the market that has a light color, making it an absolute eye-catcher in the bottle and glass. In terms of taste, the Zephyr Blu Gin manages to walk the fine line between traditional and modern flavors.
Content: 0.7 Liter (€35.64 / 1 Liter)*
Hayman´s London Dry Gin 0.7L 40% Hayman's London Dry Gin is made from 100% grain according to an old family recipe and is the newest representative of Hayman`s products.A classic dry gin with beautiful juniper notes, delicate citrus tones, aromatic, subtly floral with a light body.
Content: 0.7 Liter (€31.36 / 1 Liter)*
Plymouth Gin Navy Strength 0.7L 57% Plymouth Gin is a unique type of gin and has a protected designation of origin. It can only be called Plymouth Gin if it was produced in Plymouth, south-west England. The Blackfrias Distillery, where Plymouth Gin is produced, is the oldest gin distillery in the world, operating since 1793. Made from the finest grain and pure water from Dartmoor National Park, this gin is a symbol of English distillery art.The taste of Plymouth Gin Navy Strength reveals a distinct lightness with a subtle fresh juniper note and balanced citrus aromas and a slightly earthy note. The slight sweetening of the gin also creates an excellent complexity and concentration of aromas.Plymouth Gin is elegance. Its smooth taste and fine balance of flavors make it an excellent choice in all kinds of mixed drinks. It is not without reason that it is called Navy Strength.It is tradition that all ships leaving their home port of Plymouth carry a certain amount of this high-proof gin with them. In earlier times, if the gunpowder became damp and the cannons became unusable, the battle readiness could be restored by pouring the 57% gin over it and then lighting it.
Content: 0.7 Liter (€67.07 / 1 Liter)*
Adler Berlin Dry Gin 0.7L 42% The history of Adler Dry Gin It was in 1874 when the Prussian cabinet decided to set up an "experimental and teaching institute for spirits production". Nobel Prize winner Prof. Max Delbrück was entrusted with the management of the construction and under his leadership one of the most modern buildings in the country was built to train the next generation of German distillers. The products of the training distillery were marketed under the name "Adler Spirituosen" and experienced a real boom at the beginning of the 20th century. Due to the two world wars, however, the distillery had to cease operations and it was not until 2005 that qualified hotelier Gerald Schroff and qualified engineer Prof. Dr. Ulf Stahl brought the "Adler Spirituosen" brand back to life. Schroff and Stahl have committed themselves to reviving the manufacturing philosophy and want to promote the German spirits tradition. In addition to spirits and liqueurs, the Prussian spirits manufacturer is particularly known for its Adler Berlin Dry Gin. The production of Adler Berlin Dry Gin The basis for Adler Berlin Dry Gin is the finest wheat distillate, which flows through the botanicals used after distillation and absorbs their aromas through this maceration. In addition to juniper, the botanicals primarily include coriander, lavender, ginger and lemon peel. The macerate is then gently distilled again using a vacuum distillation at temperatures below 80 °C. After dilution with spring water, a final distillation follows, creating the very harmonious and well-rounded Adler Berlin Dry Gin. It is then stored for three months in stoneware vessels, which allow the Adler Berlin Dry Gin to breathe and harmonize its aroma. The taste of the Adler Berlin Dry Gin The main botanicals juniper, coriander, lavender, ginger and citrus peel can be clearly perceived in the bouquet of the Adler Berlin Dry Gin. On the palate, the Adler Berlin Dry Gin impresses with a distinct spiciness, which never overwhelms the delicate taste of the Adler Berlin Dry Gin. The aftertaste of the Adler Berlin Dry Gin is characterized by a slim complexity. The Adler Berlin Dry Gin is a thoroughly recommendable German gin and the bottle designed in the style of the 1930s is an eye-catcher in every bar!
Content: 0.7 Liter (€42.79 / 1 Liter)*
London Hill Dry Gin, 1 L, 43% London Hill Dry Gin is a double distilled premium gin of traditional strength. Often described as the best London Dry Gin ever, it is traditionally distilled in copper pot stills and flavoured with a whole range of botanicals, with juniper clearly leading the way and supported by aromas of citrus and coriander. London Hill Dry Gin is a lot of gin for little money, winning the gold medal at the International Wine Spirits Competition in 2000, 2001 and 2003.
Cadenheads Old Raj Dry Gin 0.7L 55% Cadenheads Old Raj London Dry Gin with 55% vol. Cadenheads Old Raj Dry Gin is an outstanding premium class gin, which has a delicate saffron-yellow color and is elegantly flavored with saffron, one of the most expensive spices in the world.Cadenheads Old Raj Dry Gin has an impressive 55% alcohol content and has been mixed with a whole range of herbs and spices, with juniper berries and citrus fruits in the foreground. A finely spicy, very characterful London Dry Gin, which always takes top places in tastings.
Content: 0.7 Liter (€49.93 / 1 Liter)*
Cadenheads Old Raj Gin 0.7L 46% Cadenheads Old Raj Dry Gin is an outstanding premium gin that impresses with its light, saffron-yellow color and delicate hints of juice. Cadenheads Old Raj Dry Gin has been flavored with numerous herbs and spices and is a spicy, unconventional gin that always takes top spots at tastings.
Content: 0.7 Liter (€39.93 / 1 Liter)*
Average rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars
Brokers London Dry Gin 0.7 L 40% The history of Broker's London Dry Gin Broker's London Dry Gin is an English gin that is made in Birmingham according to a traditional recipe. The building in which Broker's London Dry Gin is made has been used to produce alcohol for over 200 years. For a long time, however, beer was brewed in the industrial building, which fell victim to the more profitable production of gin. The company that produces Broker's London Dry Gin was founded in the late 1990s by the brothers Martin and Andy Dawson. From the very beginning, it was important to the Dawson brothers to produce an honest and authentic English gin. This is also what the bottle of Broker's London Dry Gin should represent. That is why the bottle label shows an English gentleman with a classic bowler hat. Such a melon also adorns the top of the bottle - typically English! The production of Broker's London Dry Gin In contrast to many other gins, Broker's London Dry Gin can be made with very fresh spring water. This is possible because there is an in-house spring under the old brewery building. This spring provides very soft water, which is ideal for the production of spirits. This water is also used to mash the English wheat for the production of the base alcohol. The wheat mash is then distilled in a small copper pot still called "Constance". In England it is not unusual to give names to your stills, especially if they come from the famous still manufacturer John Dore & Co, like "Constance". After the neutral alcohol has been distilled four times, a total of ten classic botanicals are added and this mixture is macerated for 24 hours. After maceration, a fifth and final distillation process takes place before the Broker's London Dry Gin is bottled at 40% vol. The taste of the Broker's London Dry Gin On the nose, the Broker's London Dry Gin shows very classic gin aromas such as juniper, citrus fruits and liquorice. On the palate, the Broker's London Dry Gin then presents itself with strong notes of nutmeg, coriander and angelica root. The aftertaste is also strong and pleasantly long and dry. Overall, the Broker's London Dry Gin is a very balanced gin made in the old English style. Recommended!
Content: 0.7 Liter (€29.29 / 1 Liter)*
Plymouth Gin 1.0L 41.2% Plymouth Gin is a unique type of gin and has a protected designation of origin. It can only be called Plymouth Gin if it was produced in Plymouth, south-west England. The Blackfrias Distillery, where Plymouth Gin is produced, is the oldest gin distillery in the world, operating since 1793. Made from the finest grain and pure water from Dartmoor National Park, this gin is a symbol of English distillery art. In taste, Plymouth Gin reveals a distinct lightness with a subtle fresh juniper note and balanced citrus aromas and a slightly earthy note. The slight sweetening of the gin also creates an excellent complexity and concentration of aromas. Plymouth Gin is elegance. Its smooth taste and fine balance of flavors make it an excellent choice in all kinds of mixed drinks. Great cocktail classics such as the Gimlet or Pink Gin demanded Plymouth Gin. Here we offer you the classic strength that the Mayflower travelers knew when they set out to settle the new world.
Citadelle Gin 0.7L 44% The Citadelle Gin from France is made from wheat and spring water, enriched with 19 different herbs and spices such as: juniper berries, coriander, orange peel, cardamom, cubeb berries, licorice, savory, fennel, iris root, cinnamon, violets, almonds, cassia, angelica, lemon peel, caraway, grains of paradise, nutmeg and star anise in a triple distillation process according to the original recipe from 1771 and has a very balanced and complex character. Citadelle Gin has a delicate nose with the dominance of juniper and citrus aromas. The taste of Citadelle Gin is very elegant, round and smooth, resulting in a very fine balance that characterizes this gin.
Content: 0.7 Liter (€38.50 / 1 Liter)*
Bombay Sapphire Dry Gin, 1 L, 40% According to an original recipe from 1761 using 10 different herbs and spices in a gentle steam infusion process in so-called carterheads, Bombay Sapphire London Dry Gin offers an elegant and mild taste dominated by coriander, juniper and citrus.In the background, subtle pepper and herbal notes play with the palate. Bombay Sapphire London Dry Gin, in the distinctive blue square bottle, is a high-quality London Dry Gin and is without a doubt considered a premium gin. The Bombay sapphire, which gave the gin its name, weighs 536 carats and can be admired in the Smithsonian Museum in New York.
Blackwood`s Vintage Dry Gin 0.7L 40% This gin produced on the Shetland Islands is refreshing and highly aromatic and has a slightly greenish color caused by the addition of violets and turmeric. Many plants native to the Shetland Islands such as angelica, wild water mint, sand carnation and meadowsweet have been combined with the classic gin flavorings such as juniper berries and coriander. Blackwoods Vintage Dry Gin also has a light salty note that tickles the palate elegantly. With a typical gin smell, this gin impresses with its pleasant sweetness, subtle juniper aroma and elegant purity that seems to be due to the pure spring water used. A very pleasant gin that knows how to surprise.
Content: 0.7 Liter (€35.00 / 1 Liter)*
Dry Gin - Finest, unsweetened juniper schnapps
There are two types of gin: London Dry Gin or Dry Gin and sweetened Old Tom Gin. The better-known type of gin is definitely dry gin, the development of which goes back to the 16th century Dutch production of genever, a juniper-flavored brandy. To produce dry gin, neutral alcohol of agricultural origin is flavored with juniper berries and spices such as aniseed, angelica root, coriander, cinnamon and others and then distilled again. Dry gin became known worldwide at the beginning of the 20th century, when it played a major role in the first American bars as an ingredient for gin & tonic, Martini Dry, Gibson, Tom Collins, gin fizz, gin sour and gimlet. The best-known dry gin brands include Beefeater, Bols, Bombay Sapphire, Gordon's and Tanqueray.