Beefeater London Blood Orange Gin This vibrantly orange coloured gin is an evolution of the classic Beefeater London recipe. It is bright-tasting, deliciously orange flavoured, and slightly sweetened to give a perfect mix of sweet zingy fruitiness. This recipe was inspired by James Burrough (Beefeater's founder) hand selcting oranges from London's Covent Garden market in 1876 creating his first orange gin. Definitely ahead of the curve in creating a fruity gin. Over 140 years later, this gin is a new classic, and likely to become your new favourite. It might be surprising to note that despite being an internationally reknowned company, Beefeater has stuck to its traditions and still distills in the heart of London on the banks of the river Thames. The original recipe from the 1800's using nine botanicals (juniper, lemon peel, seville orange peel, almond, coriander seed, orris root, liquorice root, angelica root, angelica seed plus blood orange in this one), is still used to this day. Still presented in the classic square bottle, with the famous Beefeater (the yeoman warders of the Tower of London). Recognisable the world over. Read more about Beefeater Perfect Serve Serve with tonic or ginger ale, ijs, a slice of orange and to brighten even more, a sprig of fresh mint.
Beefeater London Blood Orange Gin This vibrantly orange coloured gin is an evolution of the classic Beefeater London recipe. It is bright-tasting, deliciously orange flavoured, and slightly sweetened to give a perfect mix of sweet zingy fruitiness. This recipe was inspired by James Burrough (Beefeater's founder) hand selcting oranges from London's Covent Garden market in 1876 creating his first orange gin. Definitely ahead of the curve in creating a fruity gin. Over 140 years later, this gin is a new classic, and likely to become your new favourite. It might be surprising to note that despite being an internationally reknowned company, Beefeater has stuck to its traditions and still distills in the heart of London on the banks of the river Thames. The original recipe from the 1800's using nine botanicals (juniper, lemon peel, seville orange peel, almond, coriander seed, orris root, liquorice root, angelica root, angelica seed plus blood orange in this one), is still used to this day. Still presented in the classic square bottle, with the famous Beefeater (the yeoman warders of the Tower of London). Recognisable the world over. Read more about Beefeater Perfect Serve Serve with tonic or ginger ale, ijs, a slice of orange and to brighten even more, a sprig of fresh mint.
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Beefeater London Blood Orange Gin This vibrantly orange coloured gin is an evolution of the classic Beefeater London recipe. It is bright-tasting, deliciously orange flavoured, and slightly sweetened to give a perfect mix of sweet zingy fruitiness. This recipe was inspired by James Burrough (Beefeater's founder) hand selcting oranges from London's Covent Garden market in 1876 creating his first orange gin. Definitely ahead of the curve in creating a fruity gin. Over 140 years later, this gin is a new classic, and likely to become your new favourite. It might be surprising to note that despite being an internationally reknowned company, Beefeater has stuck to its traditions and still distills in the heart of London on the banks of the river Thames. The original recipe from the 1800's using nine botanicals (juniper, lemon peel, seville orange peel, almond, coriander seed, orris root, liquorice root, angelica root, angelica seed plus blood orange in this one), is still used to this day. Still presented in the classic square bottle, with the famous Beefeater (the yeoman warders of the Tower of London). Recognisable the world over. Read more about Beefeater Perfect Serve Serve with tonic or ginger ale, ijs, a slice of orange and to brighten even more, a sprig of fresh mint.
Beefeater London Blood Orange Gin This vibrantly orange coloured gin is an evolution of the classic Beefeater London recipe. It is bright-tasting, deliciously orange flavoured, and slightly sweetened to give a perfect mix of sweet zingy fruitiness. This recipe was inspired by James Burrough (Beefeater's founder) hand selcting oranges from London's Covent Garden market in 1876 creating his first orange gin. Definitely ahead of the curve in creating a fruity gin. Over 140 years later, this gin is a new classic, and likely to become your new favourite. It might be surprising to note that despite being an internationally reknowned company, Beefeater has stuck to its traditions and still distills in the heart of London on the banks of the river Thames. The original recipe from the 1800's using nine botanicals (juniper, lemon peel, seville orange peel, almond, coriander seed, orris root, liquorice root, angelica root, angelica seed plus blood orange in this one), is still used to this day. Still presented in the classic square bottle, with the famous Beefeater (the yeoman warders of the Tower of London). Recognisable the world over. Read more about Beefeater Perfect Serve Serve with tonic or ginger ale, ijs, a slice of orange and to brighten even more, a sprig of fresh mint.
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Style | Gin |
Alcohol Content | 37.5% |
Occasion | First day of Summer |
Organic | No |
Food Pair | Seafood |
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Style | Gin |
Alcohol Content | 37.5% |
Occasion | First day of Summer |
Organic | No |
Food Pair | Seafood |