Tirril – Raspberry Gin – 40%

SOLWAY SPIRITS LTD

£16

Produced in collaboration with Solway Spirits uniquely for Tirril Lakeland Brewery Available in 70cl and 20cle bottles all 40% From their Farmhouse Gin Collection Infused with cordial syrup produced from Raspberries, grown in their kitchen garden at Red House A bright dark red Gin sweet and delicious Serve with quality tonic, garnished with fresh raspberries or apple slice TIRRIL Raspberry Gin 40% With raspberries grown in the kitchen garden of red house – adjacent to the brewery this bright red gin is sweet and delicious. Great with straight tonic, fantastic with rose lemonade for those with

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