Aber Falls Orange Marmalade Gin, 700ml

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Chase Seville Marmalade is a Herefordshire-based distillery, known for its gins and vodkas. What makes Chase so special is that their drinks are made with a spirit distilled from apples, so they always deliver a fruity punch.

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Along with the oranges are some herbal botanicals, making for a slightly fresher and more interesting flavor. Here he was inspired by the Sicilian countryside and he decided to pour this inspiration into this gin variant. The name of this gin already hints at the influence of orange. Roughly translated, it means ‘gin with orange’. Made by Malfy, an Italian gin distillery inspired by the Amalfi lifestyle, you’re sure to get a wonderful product. Copper pot distilled, Aber Falls explains that this ensures a maximum refined quality in their spirits. This latest addition complements the brand’s current two flavoured gins, Rhubarb & Ginger and Orange Marmalade Gin…yum!Boë Spiced Orange Gin Liqueur is a wonderful liqueur that beautifully blends the fresh and fruity orange with the warmth of spices. This makes for a unique combination that isn’t really found elsewhere on this list.

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The City Of London is a British distillery based in the heart of London. They used their signature London Gin as the base for their Murcian Orange Gin and infused it with many lovely botanicals. However, even on its own, or served with tonic or ginger ale, this gin will be perfect. It’s a true all-rounder, perfect for a gin veteran or someone who’s looking for their first gin. A burst of fresh citrus flavour, finely balanced with notes of juniper, liquorice, angelica and coriander seeds. Aber Falls Distillery have created an astonishing Orange Gin, in their distillery in Abergwyngregyn, Wales.They give the coriander and juniper, naturally dry and earthier botanicals, a fruity freshness, making for a much more complex flavor. The Redcastle Blood Orange And Rhubarb Gin Liqueur is one of the more approachable gins on this list, mainly due to the lower ABV, but also due to the unique and mellow taste. The 6,000-square-meter building has stood since the 19th century, opening initially as a slate works, before it became a margarine factory during the world wars. More recently it was a drinks wholesaler depot for Halewood International, and it was the Liverpool-based drinks conglomerate who reimagined the space and subsequently set in motion plans for refurbishment and restoration in 2017. Further developments are currently underway, and a visitor centre will open in 2018 offering tours and classes. James Wright, managing director at Aber Falls Distillery, said: “The introduction of this classic liquid marks an important milestone for us as we extend our range of gins, styles and flavours, and continue to achieve high quality and consistent spirits to satisfy growing demand. For the first time ever I think I have discovered a gin which I actually prefer neat than with a mixer; so that I can enjoy all that orange, Hobbs-like attitude and exuberance.