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We have an excellent range of 3cl samples of both gin and jenever, both drinks whose primary flavouring is the juniper berry. The names Gin and Jenever (also spelt Genever) both derive from the French genièvre.
A lemon-flavoured gin from the Bloomsbury range. Lemon gin used to be quite a thing back in the day, with a number of well known brands having their own Lemon (and/or Orange) expressions alongside… More info
This is an Orange Gin from Bloomsbury, utterly bursting with orange notes. Orange (and Lemon) Gin used to be rather popular for cocktails back in the day - perhaps its time for the style to make a… More info
Blue Bottle Gin comes to us from the Three Fingers Distillery on the Island of Guernsey and features a selection of botanicals which include juniper, cubeb pepper, nutmeg and local gorse flowers. The… More info
The Bluecoat American Dry distilled in a traditional copper pot still and is named after the uniforms worn by the militia in the American Revolution. The botanical recipe is kept secret however the… More info
A cask-aged edition of Bluecoat American Dry Gin from Philadelphia Distilling! They take their gin, made with earthy juniper, American citrus, coriander seed and angelica root, then leave it to age… More info
A Dutch gin which was launched in 2014, Bobby's Schiedam Dry Gin features a recipe inspired by the creator's grandfather, Bobby Alfons. It's made with a combination of local and exotic ingredients,… More info
Bogart's Real English Gin is created in Cambridgeshire using a small selection of botanicals including juniper, 5 varieties of coriander(!), fresh citrus zests and crushed macadamia nuts. It's… More info
This is a young genever produced for the Bokma range, a very old name in the genever game that dates back well in to the 1800s. They're also well known traditionally for their oft-imitated… More info
The Bokma family began making jenever back in 1826, but it wasn't until 1966 that this jonge version was launched. It's said to be the first jonge genever to be made from 100% grain (rye, wheat and… More info
Bokma's oude jenever dates back to 1826 and is one of the most widely enjoyed brands in the Netherlands. More info
6 year old Corenwyn jenever, which literally means "grain wine" and is mostly made of distilled malt and flavoured with juniper, from the talented Dutch distillers, Bols. They age this Corenwyn for 6… More info
A beautiful, old fashioned Genever made by the great Dutch distillers, Bols. Loads of character, and very unique in flavour. More info
A traditional genever from popular Dutch drinks producer Bols, who can track their genever heritage back to the 16th century! More info
A back bar classic, Bombay Original London Dry Gin was first produced in 1959, preceding Bombay Sapphire by around 25 years. It is made with a different recipe to Bombay Sapphire, using 8 botanicals… More info
Originally launched in 1959, Bombay's Dry Gin is made to the original recipe which preceded Bombay Sapphire. A more robust, traditional style and quite lovely it is too. More info
One of the best known and most delicately perfumed gins in the world, Bombay Sapphire makes an excellent Martini, and is great as a base for a Gin and Tonic. More info
Bombay Sapphire is one of the most popular London Dry Gins, now available with the addition of Thai lemongrass and Vietnamese black peppercorns, taking the total of botanicals to a round dozen in… More info
"A twist on a classic" is an overused phrase, but is surely appropriate here. This edition of one of the most popular London Dry Gins in the world uses the ten classic Bombay Sapphire botanicals plus… More info
A special limited edition release of classic Bombay Sapphire to celebrate their new home at Laverstoke Mill, which is bottled at 49% abv! It also has beautifully designed packaging that's inspired by… More info
This London Dry Gin, repackaged and rejuvenated under new ownership in 2013, takes its name from Boodle's gentleman’s club in St. James's, London and is now produced at the Greenalls… More info
A sloe-gin-inspired creation from Boodle's gin made with the mighty mulberry! Relaunched under new ownership in 2013, Boodles British Gin was first released in 1845 and is named after Boodle's… More info
Made with a high percentage of malt wine and 100% grain alcohol, Boomsma’s jonge jenever is made to traditional Frisian recipe and is often served slightly chilled. More info
Bottled at 47% abv with a handsome 'felt-like' old-style label, this is an Old Tom, a type of traditional sweetened gin. More info
After getting their heads around making a smooth but punchy gin with bags of juniper, the Washington craft distillers Captive Spirits have created Bourbon Barreled Big Gin. Rested for 6 months in… More info
The Boxer is a crisp London Dry Gin with a wonderfully complex, vibrant flavour. It is based on fresh juniper and a trio of a superb botanicals: orange, lemon and bergamot. The result is truly superb. More info