Festive Fayre Gin: Clementine, Orange, and Cranberry

Name: Festive Fayre Gin: Clementine, Orange, and Cranberry
Brand: Graveney Gin

Graveney Gin

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Craft Gin Club's former Gin of the Month is the spirit of Christmas captured in a bottle! This fabulously festive tipple is inspired by classic Christmas scenes across South-West London with a beautiful gold-foiled bottle design. This merry mix of clementine, orange, cranberry and winter spices is simply divine. Tasting Notes: Cranberry and clementine are at the core of this expression, sweet citrus blending with winter spices to create an enticing aroma evocative of Christmases gone by. On the palate, bright and zesty botanicals, supported by a backbone of traditional juniper, build a crescen

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Festive Fayre Gin: Clementine, Orange, and Cranberry

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