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Judith’s Pink Gin

SHAKESPEARE DISTILLERY LIMITED

£6.75

A premium pink gin in honour of Judith Shakespeare This premium pink gin combines pink peppercorns and hibiscus with refreshing citrus and the natural sweetness of raspberries and blackberries. After distillation we steep fresh raspberries in the gin to create a beautifully natural pink gin. Originally created as a limited-edition Distillery special, Judith s Pink Gin proved so popular, it s now here to stay. Named after Shakespeare s daughter, Judith, and to celebrate our town centre location (formerly the home of Judith and her husband, Thomas, seller of wine and spirits), it s the perfect t

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Registered at Companies House as SHAKESPEARE DISTILLERY LIMITED, number 09658841. Checked 2026-08-29.
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