Portuguese Gin

A bright blue Portuguese gin from the Sharish range - the magnificent colour comes from extracts of a flower known as blue pea, and when you mix the gin with tonic, it turns pink! Botanicals also include juniper, coriander, angelica root, ginger, cinnamon, cardamom, lemon peel, strawberry and raspbe

A limited edition gin from those Sharish folks over in Portugal, how exciting! This Orange Blossom expression is inspired by and aims to celebrate the spring season, so expect lots of lovely fresh floral notes here. Garnish with a ribbon of orange peel in a G&T to bring that citrus to the fore.

Gin 13 is a Portuguese gin with a very literal name, because it's made with a selection of 13 botanicals, including tangerine, almond, liquorice, jasmine flower and black tea. Distillation of all the botanicals occurs in traditional stills four times, except for the lemon and lemongrass, which a

Fabelhaft means fabulous in German, and this gin sees a fab collab between Portuguese winemaker Dirk Niepoort and Hamburg-based wine merchant Dirk Delventhal. An array of nine botanicals are picked in Niepoort's vineyards in Portugal's Douro Valley, including the Mediterranean cistus flower. The bot

A cask-aged variation of Sharish Gin from Portugal. Using the same botanical selection as their classic expression (with the apple replaced for Rocha pear and the addition of Loureira leaf), the gin is aged for 365 days before being bottled.

A sweet, tropical gin in a colourful bottle, GinBow doesn't just look fabulous, but is the brainchild of an NHS nurse, and 10% of the profits from each bottle sold are donated to the NHS. A tasty gin for those who like their serves a little sweeter, and want to do some good as well!

A Portuguese London Dry Gin which has interestingly been infused with Albariño grapes, a notable variety in Portuguese winemaking.

GinT Rubro is a Portuguese London Dry gin with a signature botanical, fig bark, which has a certain unique flavour profile and aroma. It was created by Tiago Sanches, who also distils the gin himself. The spirit is bottled at a healthy 58% ABV, kept in the rather funky bottle with a natural cork sto

Particularly fruity Portuguese gin, made with a selection of 13 botanicals including a juicy core of raspberries. This'll be smashing on a warm summer evening with plenty of tonic, ice and raspberries for garnish. Perhaps you might even be wearing one of those neat sun hats.

Sharish Gin comes to us all the way from Portugal, and it made with a selection of botanicals grown by the distillers themselves, including oranges, lemons and apples. Other botanicals in the mix include juniper, vanilla, cinnamon, clove, coriander and lemon verbena. Interestingly, the base spirit f

A gin from the famous Douro wine region in Portugal made with six botanicals including Tinta Amarela grapes. It aims to balance sufficiently classic style with the irreverence of a truly 'new' gin.

A rare bottle of Guardamór Dry Gin, produced in Portugal in the 1950s. "Guardamór" is Portuguese for "Keeper", so we can only assume the this was marketed by the goalkeeper for the Portuguese national football squad at the time. Maybe it was Frederico Barrigana, or as he was known to some, Barrigan

Four years and over 1,000 distillations later, creators Tiago Cabaço and Luís Ferreira finally agreed on a recipe for Friends Touriga Nacional gin. Produced in Portugal, the 28 botanicals used are combined with Touriga Nacional grapes, married in French oak barrels. The label represents the two frie

An old and rare 42% yellow label bottling of Caves Monte Crasto London Dry Gin from Portuguese producer Justino de Sampaio, thought to date from the 1970s. This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like more detailed photos just get in touch!

You've seen Port cask-finished whiskies - now try a Port cask-aged gin! Nao Portucale Gin is made with English grain spirit along with botanicals inspired by Portugal, and then then aged in Port casks before bottling! Certainly worth trying enjoying neat or over ice as well as in cocktails...

A Portuguese dry gin thought to date from the 1970s from Justino de Sampaio of Alegre. This bottle was part of a private collection. More detailed information and photographs of this item are available, please contact our Customer Service team.