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Spain are a huge gin consumer, and they also make a great number of fabulous gins too, one of the most famous of which being Gin Mare.
This 1 litre bottle of Gin Clipper London Dry Gin was produced in the 2000s, using eight different botanicals in its recipe. A handsome collectible. More info
Peinado Fine Old Dry Gin 109 is a Spanish gin which was produced in the 1970s, with a label that looks surprisingly similar to the old bottles of Gordon's Yellow Label. This one even features a… More info
Kintong's Dry Gin, produced over 40 years ago by Spanish distiller Lopez Hermanos. A rare antique from the 1960s. Please note that the label does not state the volume or ABV of this product and… More info
Spanish gin from the '70s, distilled by Bernado Vila y Cia. Rare, collectible and rather large indeed, sitting at 100cl. More info
A distilled Spanish gin dating from the early 1980s produced by Garvey. More info
Spanish dry gin, produced by Gabriel Lopez-Cepero in the 1970s. The label looks to have been made to look familiar to those who have tried Gordon's Yellow Label Gin. The label also informs us that… More info
A rare bottle of Ginebra Beltran, produced in Menorca during the 1970s. It has been presented in a bottle similar in style to old bottles of fellow Menorca resident, Xoriguer Gin. However, this one… More info
X. de V. Gordon Dry Gin, produced in Spain during the 1960s. If you were wondering how it was made, the label has a very useful sentence to give you an insight into the production methods - "It is… More info
A bottle of Green-Fish Lemon Gin, produced in Spain in the 1960s. The bottle is handsomely presented in a bottle covered in paper, which does look smart, it does somewhat hide what is perhaps the… More info
This is an antique bottle of Aguila Negra Dry Gin, produced in Spain during the 1960s. It features a black eagle on the label, wings outstretched, ready to fly. Pretty awesome. More info
A vibrant gin from Spain, Ginabelle Gin makes use of a number of interesting botanicals, including mirabelle plums, albariño wine and gorse flowers, as well as more traditional botanicals like… More info
A stylish gift pack for gin lovers here! It contains a 70cl bottle of Botanic Premium London Dry Gin, a Spanish gin made with juniper, mandarin, thyme, camomile, peppermint, aniseed, mango, sweet… More info
7d is named after the fact that the spirit is distilled a total of seven times, with the botanicals macerated in five-times distilled spirit before a further double distillation. The herbal… More info
A dry gin made with botanicals that are all of certified origin such as juniper from the foothills of the Pyrenees Mountains, for example. Plus it has "Dragons" in the name. More info
The Pure edition of Port Of Dragons gin is a juniper-heavy offering made with botanicals that are all of certified origin such as juniper from the foothills of the Pyrenees Mountains, for example. More info
All the way from Valencia comes Ginself, which is crafted using a selection of 9 botanicals, including juniper, angelica root and seed, bitter orange, sweet orange, orange blossom, tangerine, lemon… More info