Timms Summer Cup

TACK ROOM DISTILLERY LTD

£6.5

Timm’s Summer cup is a limited edition recipe that was originally designed for friends and family only. However, this drink is far too good not to share! This aromatic, surprising complex, bright and delightfully fruity combination of Tack Room Gin, freshly made lemon verbena, cucumber and mint syrup, infused with aromatics botanicals. It is delicious mixed with lemonade or ginger ale, cucumber, mint and fresh strawberries and lots of ice the perfect long drink on a hot summer’s day! It’s rich and fruity characteristic mean it is not just a drink for summer. It can also be served with warm app

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