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Gin School Sessions

THE CIRENCESTER DISTILLING COMPANY LTD

£80

Immerse yourself in a 2.5-hour gin-making masterclass at The Cirencester Distilling Company. Select your botanicals, distil your own bespoke gin on a dedicated copper still, and enjoy our award-winning spirits along the way. Choose between a solo experience for £80 or share with a friend for £100 - either way, you'll take home a 70cl bottle of your creation (or 2 x 35cl bottles if sharing). Sessions run Thursday to Saturday evenings, plus Saturday afternoons. No experience needed, just enthusiasm and a passion for craft gin. But if there's a day time not on offer, just drop us a message and we

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