Tack Room Bison Grass Gin

TACK ROOM DISTILLERY LTD

£6.5

Our Bison Grass Gin is infused and distilled with the natural flavour of Hierochloe odorata grass which is more commonly known as Bison Grass. This unique gin offers a smooth and delicate liquid with soft aromas of freshly cut hay, jasmine and citrus peels. A fresh flavour that is enjoyed on its own over ice or served with chilled cloudy apple juice. Why not try something a little different and enjoy a gin hot toddy. Pour 50ml of Tack Room Distillery Bison Grass Gin in to gently warmed cloudy apple juice and serve with an apple slice and a cinnamon stick for a deliciously warm and comforting d

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Registered at Companies House as TACK ROOM DISTILLERY LTD, number 13037118. Checked 2026-08-29.
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