50cl, 43%
Hernö
From the Swedish Hernö distillers comes a sweet, lip-smacking Old Tom Gin. They use the same botanical selection as their Hernö Dry Gin for this, although they've dialled up the amount of meadowsweet… More info
11 Reviews
50cl, 40%
Himbrimi
Himbrimi is a marvellous Icelandic compound gin built around an 18th century Old Tom Gin recipe that features juniper, Arctic thyme, angelica and honey. It was created by Iceland artist Óskar… More info
50cl, 42.4%
Ableforth's
Ableforth's has been at it again, this time recreating a traditional style of gin that was very popular in 18th and 19th century England. Old Tom is a slightly sweetened gin, created following a… More info
12 Reviews
70cl, 48%
Sacred Spirits Company
Sacred's take on an 18th century classic tipple marries vacuum distilled liquorice root and sweet orange peels alongside juniper for a slightly sweeter gin. Give this one a go in a Martinez while you… More info
2 Reviews
70cl, 42%
Dunnet Bay
A refreshing variation on Old Tom gin from Scotland's Rock Rose, utilising the deliciousness of pink grapefruit! Organic pink grapefruits are peeled by hand, and the peel goes in to the botanical… More info
1 Review
50cl, 46.1%
That Boutique-y Gin Company
OK, so, the Very Old Tom from That Boutique-y Gin Company is impressive and all - it's made with a medley of spirits (some unaged, some aged and some very well-aged) mixed together to form the base,… More info
2 Reviews
70cl, 43%
John Crabbie & Co.
A recipe created by John Crabbie back in 1891 for an Old Tom Gin has been faithfully recreated! Characteristically sweeter than your standard dry gin, this expression has also enjoyed some time… More info
70cl, 43%
Jensen's
A classic Old Tom gin from Christian Jensen, made from a recipe taken from a distiller's handbook dating back to the 1840s. It doesn’t contain any sugar, but is simply naturally sweetened using a… More info
1 Review
70cl, 40%
Langstane
A tropical fruit gin from Aberdeen? Porter's has subverted the typical perception of Scottish gin by adding cold-distilled botanicals of passion fruit, guava and white tea to a classic,… More info
1 Review
70cl, 47%
Dr. Adam Elmegirab
It looks like Dr. Adam Elmegirab caught the gin bug big time, as this here is a wonderful seasonal variation of House of Botanicals Old Tom Gin - a raspberry-based expression, to be specific! It's… More info
1 Review
70cl, 41.4%
Hayman Distillers
Taking inspiration from the popular style of gin consumed in the 18th Century, the folks behind Hayman's have created their own Old Tom Gin! Subtly sweet, though maintains a herbaceous quality… More info
70cl, 40%
Langley's
An Old Tom Gin from the Langley's range. Taking inspiration from a traditional style of slightly sweetened gin that was extensively enjoyed in 18th and 19th century England, the distillers behind… More info
3 Reviews
70cl, 40%
House of Elrick
Well, this is rather interesting - it's a coconut expression of House of Elrick's Old Tom Gin! This bottling has the addition of syrup and coconut flavouring, for a sweeter and more tropical spirit.… More info
50cl, 46%
The London Distillery Company
An Old Tom Gin from the Dodd's range, produced by those wonderful London Distillery Company chaps. Slightly sweeter than your standard gins, this makes for an excellent cocktail ingredient. In fact,… More info
50cl, 46%
Citadelle
A very interesting release from the Citadelle Gin range, made by adding some caramelised Caribbean brown sugar to their cask aged Citadelle Réserve, and then age it a little longer. We're looking… More info
70cl, 45%
Antica Distilleria Quaglia
The third bottling from the Gin del Professore range, which seeks to reinvigorate lost styles of spirits production. Crocodile Gin represents the sweet Old Tom style of gin that was popular in the… More info
1 Review
70cl, 43%
Gorilla Spirits
An lip-smacking Old Tom Gin from the Gorilla Spirits Silverback range, perfect for all manner of cocktails. like the rest of the range, a portion of the proceeds ranges from each bottle is donated to… More info
1 Review
70cl, 42.5%
Bullards
A lip-smacking Old Tom Gin from Bullards, based in sunny Norwich. This was released around the time the brand got a handsome, subtly maritime-themed redesign. The recipe for the Old Tom Gin is rather… More info
2 Reviews
50cl, 40%
Steampunk Ltd.
The folks behind Steampunk Gin have created their very own Old Tom Gin, perfect for those cocktails that call for sweeter style of spirit at their core. The label features some sort of magician on… More info
70cl, 40%
House of Elrick
Old Tom gin from Scotland's House of Elrick, inspired by 17th century recipes. It was "Crafted so you can create", according to the label, and Old Tom Gins are particularly wonderful in cocktails, so… More info
70cl, 43%
Slingsby
Harking back to the 18th century with both their recipe and their packaging, Slingsby brings you its Old Tom Gin. The 24 botanical London Dry Gin recipe remains, however the addition of Yorkshire… More info
70cl, 40%
Two Birds
Ooh, the Two Birds distillers have made their own Old Tom Gin! Expect familiar refreshing notes as in their London Dry Gin with the addition of enjoyable sweetness. This'll do well in a Martinez... More info
1 Review
50cl, 42.1%
That Boutique-y Gin Company
An Old Tom that's been sweetened with delicious Canadian icewine rather than sugar! Icewine really is one of the best things. It's made with grapes that are frozen on the vine and then pressed whilst… More info
1 Review
70cl, 43.3%
City of London Distillery
An Old Tom (a tradional, slightly sweetened style of gin) from the City of London distillery in the heart of the City of London in London! Made in batches of just 200 bottles and packaged in their St… More info
70cl, 46%
Boatyard
Inspired by the Old Tom gins of yore and the resurgence in its popularity, Northern Ireland's Boatyard Distillery have created their own take on the traditional style of gin. TO make it, they age… More info