Solway Spirits Raspberry Ripple Gin Liqueur 28%

SOLWAY SPIRITS LTD

£5.95

Gin Liqueur 28% available in 70cl, 20cl, 20cl Stacker and 5cl Our craft distilled gin is infused with oodles of fresh raspberries with a touch of vanilla The palate is ripe and rounded with a good balance of tart and sweet Perfect for your hip flask, sip neat over ice, or add to ice cold prosecco Makes a wicked ice cream float !! Make in tall glass with ice cream Raspberry Ripple lemonade drink with pleasure! Our craft distilled gin is steeped with oodles of raspberries and a hint of Vanilla First hit is of rich tart berry fruits both on the nose and palate, followed by a creamy round finish P

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SOLWAY SPIRITS LTD, number SC596357. Checked 2026-08-29.
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