Austrian Gin

Reisetbauer Blue Gin is produced all the way in Austria using a modest select of 27 botanicals (including the likes of juniper, lemon, angelica, chamomile, clove, cinnamon, hops, almonds and more) and a spirit made from locally-sourced Mulan wheat. Very impressive stuff.

With a base triple distilled from potatoes, this Austrian gin is made with botanicals that include juniper, orange peel, lemon peel, coriander, anise, fennel and ginger. Subtle and very adaptable.

Keckeis London Dry gin is handmade in Rankweil, Austria, using 24 botanicals including juniper, coriander, citrus fruits and their flowers. All in a rather minimalist green bottle.

A berry-rich sloe gin from Austria's Reisetbauer, made by combining the company's excellent Blue Gin with sloe berry juice. Ought to be good for refreshing drinks with plenty of ice in the summer, and for warmer tipples in the winter. Versatile!

All the way from Austria, Hands On Gin is going back to basics, using only a few essential botanicals in the gin to ensure each flavour profile shines. Five botanicals are used, mirroring the five fingers seen on the bottle - the botanicals are juniper, blackcurrant, coriander, lemongrass and orange

A completely organic Austrian gin handcrafted in southern Styria, Aeijst (pronounced 'aced') is named after a local dialect word for branches, referring to the branches on which the botanicals grow on. It includes nine different botanicals including coriander, cardamom seeds, lemon and of course jun

Funky Pump Gin comes from the Austrian alpine valley of Lechtal and is handcrafted, using no modern technology or large scale machinery. A traditionally made gin with a modern twist on its packaging, with a rather industrial looking screw top. The recipe is so secret, we don't even know anything abo