Sloe Gin

Sipsmith

£4.5

First, we distil our award-winning London Dry Gin on our copper stills. Then we leave it to rest on wild sloe berries, picked in the autumn. The result is a truly handmade sloe gin that is subtle, complex and bursting with flavour. Truly handmade, complex bursting with flavour. The process for our Sloe Gin production begins in the autumn when our sloe berries (a hedgerow fruit in the plum family) are picked and left to rest with our London Dry Gin . Year-on-year, the harvests vary due to the ever changing, unpredictable British weather. Much like a good wine, every vintage that we produce has

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SIPSMITH LIMITED, number 06373864. Checked 2026-08-29.
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