Timm’s Winter Cup

TACK ROOM DISTILLERY LTD

£25

Timm’s Winter Cup is a special small-batch recipe made just for the winter season. Due to the huge success of Timm’s Summer cup we have curated a special Winter addition as a cosy little secret we kept for chilly evenings and fireside gatherings. But it’s far too good to keep to ourselves! This aromatic, beautifully balanced blend combines our award-winning Tack Room Gin with freshly made lemon verbena, cucumber and mint syrup, and a gentle infusion of warming winter spices including ginger and cinnamon. The result? A rich, spiced, and subtly fruity winter cup that brings comfort to every sip.

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