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THE GLOBAL DISTILLERY COMPANY LIMITED

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Nose Crisp, fresh and vibrant with piny eucalyptus and bright citrus top notes. Palate Dry juniper freshness followed by pine, citrus zest and eucalyptus. Earthy, spicy and floral notes in the background. Finish Long and warming with parma violet, pine, dry juniper and lavender. London Dry Gin (70cl) – 40% ABV Traditions: Since the 1700s, Gin was known as a general medicine and a cure for a variety of illnesses. A legislation was passed requiring each ship to carry a certain quantity depending on the size of the ship and this remained in practice for almost 200 years. Although not a law anymor

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THE GLOBAL DISTILLERY COMPANY LIMITED, number 13204340. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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