Elderflower & Quince Gin

SHAKESPEARE DISTILLERY LIMITED

£6.75

A standout, full-strength, fruit gin combining the familiarity of apple and elderflower with a Tudor twist of the stunning quince fruit. We blend our award-winning Stratford Dry Gin with the quintessential British flavours of Elderflower and the noble Quince; no fruit was more highly prized in the Tudor period. Subtle apple notes from the Quince fuse with the mild sweetness of Elderflower to create a deliciously fruity, full-strength gin. Its unique flavour profile and versatility makes it extremely popular in our tasting room – a must have for any fruit gin lover’s collection. Nothing artific

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