Sweetdram Escubac

SWEETDRAM LIMITED

£32

WHAT IS ESCUBAC? Our botanical spirit, ESCUBAC, sits somewhere between gin, aquavit, and herbal liqueurs in terms of flavour and style. It’s inspired by an old Tudor recipe we found for an elixir called Royal Usquebaugh, which originated in England but was later adopted by the French, who renamed it ESCUBAC. The spirit became obsolete in the early 20 th century and stayed that way until 2015 when we revived it as a unique, delicious gin-alternative for the modern drinker. For our Escubac – the only version to still exist today – we first macerate 14 botanicals, including caraway, nutmeg, citru

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Registered at Companies House as SWEETDRAM LIMITED, number 08931375. Checked 2026-08-29.
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