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Black Robin Gin

THE CIRENCESTER DISTILLING COMPANY LTD

£39.95

70cl @ 43% ABV Simply Pure Spirits Launched in 2013 as a quintessential New Zealand super premium gin, Black Robin Gin has won numerous international awards and critical acclaim as well as raising funds and awareness of the endangered Black Robins. Batch-distilled through 7 distillations from a whey base, Black Robin Gin is hand crafted with 11 botanicals including horopito, a white pepper-like herb that is endemic to New Zealand and known as the world's most ancient flowering plant. Black Robin Rare Gin is named after one of the world's most endangered birds: The Chatham Islands Black Robin.

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Registered at Companies House as THE CIRENCESTER DISTILLING COMPANY LTD, number 16849398. Checked 2026-08-29.
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