Camas Ùige

Name: Camas Ùige
Brand: Isle of Lewis Gin

Isle of Lewis Gin

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Inspired by the breathtaking beauty of Uig Bay, ‘Camas Ùige’ captures the essence of the wild Atlantic coast. This gin brings together a carefully selected blend of botanicals — grapefruit, sea buckthorn, strawberry leaves — complemented by the subtle earthiness of sheep sorrel, red clover, nettle, and dandelion root. Distilled with the pure waters that flow through Lewis’ ancient Gneiss rock, these elements create a bright, balanced gin with crisp citrus notes and a gentle coastal character. Enjoy it in a classic serve or as the foundation for cocktails that evoke the rugged shores and fresh

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Registered at Companies House as ISLE OF LEWIS GIN LIMITED, number SC743832. Checked 2026-08-29.
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