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Hedgerow Blackberry & Apple Dry Gin

SLOEMOTION DISTILLERY LIMITED

£41.99

Following the mantra of what grows together, goes together we experimented with these two hedgerow staples; blackberries, the jewel-like, mellow, juicy fruit and the sweet sour green apple, blending it with our Hedgerow Gin. With no sugar added, this dry but fruity gin is a delight on any day and celebrates that perfect autumn fruit combination. Nose – green dark fruits dominate, but with clear juniper notes in the background Palate – prominent juniper with strong fruity overtures Finish – dry finish with subtle mellow fruitfulness Botanicals Juniper, coriander, angelica, orris bay with six bo

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Registered at Companies House as SLOEMOTION DISTILLERY LIMITED, number 05759604. Checked 2026-08-29.
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