The Criterion Gin

TAY SPIRITS LTD.

£39.5

Criterion Gin – Premium Scottish Gin with Berry Citrus Notes Discover the refined taste of Criterion Gin , a handcrafted Scottish gin from Tayport Distillery . Distilled with juniper, red berries, and citrus , this premium 70cl gin delivers a smooth, fragrant, and well-balanced flavour —perfect for gin lovers and cocktail enthusiasts alike . Why Choose Tayport Distillery’s Criterion Gin? ✔ Bright Balanced Flavour – A refreshing blend of juniper, berry sweetness, and citrus , with a smooth, evergreen finish. ✔ Versatile Elegant – Ideal for classic gin cocktails, premium gin tonics, or sipping n

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