Channelling the '60s in more ways than one, it's Longtooth Gin! Its roots go back to a previous expression, Bengal Gin, which unfortunately was long lost after the 1960s. But, half a century later, Bengal Gin inspired the blueprint for Longtooth Gin. It marries 12 botanicals, with almond, chicory and mustard seeds alongside a variety of usual suspects. Embrace the 1960s cocktail scene with a Maneater Martini, which combines Longtooth Gin, vermouth and orange bitters. Sounds pretty wild.
A touch of vanilla creaminess, juniper and earthy spice with lively citrus fading into sweet spices on the finish.
Was: £49.95Now: £36.95
As a great lover of gin I can say this is my absolute favourite. The taste is wonderful, with or without tonic. Gorgeous bottle too. It is now a standard feature in my drinks cabinet and I buy other brands for guests!
This was my favourite gin - until it tried the Longtooth Rose and Strawberry - just sublime!
Great looking bottle and a gorgeous gin, especially for a martini, well done. James
The best gin I've ever tasted! Strong and smooth. Perfect for a classic G&T!
Wonder who their mysterious Master Distiller is?
