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London Dry Gin

THE RUDDY FINE DISTILLERY LTD

£16

Hand crafted gin infused with our unique blend of 11 carefully selected botanicals. Nose : Fragrant spices complement the sweet orange zest. Palate : Intriguingly complex, combining traditional gin botanicals with exotic lemongrass. Finish : An earthy signature; smooth, warming and moreish. To Serve : 50ml of our delicious gin with either a Light Indian or Mediterranean Fever-Tree tonic and garnished with a slice of Orange or a sprig of Rosemary. Strength: 42% ABV Ruddy Fine Gin – London Dry’ hugely vibrant aromas, zesty and fresh! This is quite a tantalising gin, it excites the palate and giv

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THE RUDDY FINE DISTILLERY LTD, number 12444037. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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