Thomas Dakin Gin Small Batch London Dry Gin - 70 cl

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Eleven botanicals including juniper, orange peel, english corriander, angelica, grapefruit, cubebs, liquorice and a hint of red cole for an exceptional taste.

Thomas Dakin was a young entrepreneur who, at the age of 25, began distilling his gin in the north of England. Also sign me up for newsletters so I can get special offers, recommendations, and expert advice to my inbox!

In 1761, before the outset of the Industrial Revolution, he pioneered the development and refinement of high quality English gin, before anyone else.

It tastes as though mouldy products have been added in the process or that it's just gone mouldy and the company still decided to sell it as an acquired taste. Handcrafted in a baby copper pot still, Thomas Dakin is a traditional juniper-led gin with notes of sweet orange and citrus, enlivened by an infusion of distinctive red cole (horseradish), a root botanical used in refreshing cordials in 18th century northern England, which gives our gin its long, lingering finish. In 1960 the Greenalls moved to a larger premises to keep up with the demand of the Gin, almost 200 years after the Dakin distillery was first opened. OPIHR Spices of the Orient is a unique London Dry Gin made using hand-picked botanicals from the Ancient Spice Route, including spicy cubeb berries from Indonesia, cardamom and Tellicherry black pepper from India and coriander from Morocco.Coria different seeds from England join the botanicals to the juniper berries, accompanied by Angelika root and Kubbenpfeffer. Thomas Dakin Gin is named after and inspired by gin distilling pioneer Thomas Dakin who started distilling in Warrington in 1761. v=1660748950","width":640}],"requires_selling_plan":false,"selling_plan_groups":[],"content":"The world-famous Chivas Regal Scotch blend has been a luxurious choice since the 1900's. It was about 18 months ago that this fine gin from Greater Manchester was launched; describing itself as “a classic style juniper-led gin” and whose namesake created the world’s first quality English gin and founded the world’s oldest gin distillers in 1761, so why am I so enthralled by it?

In 1761 before the outset of the Industrial Revolution he pioneered the development and refinement of high-quality English gin.At The Gin Stall we are proud to bring you some of the best gin infusions, bottles and flavours from around the world. To all who gave this gin a low rating I would sincerely recommend that you have fun trying it with different tonics and find your own favourite serve.