Granny Garbutt’s Gin comes from Devon, England, and is named after Granny Garbutt, born in Yorkshire in 1901. She was lively, colourful, and loved the Yorkshire moors. The gin honours her life and the beauty of the moors.
The gin has a special mix of botanicals. Like the changing moors, it has a variety of flavours. Each botanical adds to the gin's taste, reflecting the English countryside.
Juniper is the main ingredient. But other botanicals like gorse flower, heather, and citrus add life to the gin. These are hand-picked, connecting the gin to the land.
The gin's colour is also special. It's light and often changes with the botanicals used. It looks like the misty Yorkshire moors. When you pour it, it's like having the countryside in your glass.
Today, people like to know the stories behind what they drink. Granny Garbutt's Gin stands out for this. It's not just about the taste. It's about history, tradition, and love for nature. Each bottle is a tribute to Granny Garbutt and the beauty of the Yorkshire moors.