Clifton Royale

THE SPIRIT OF BRISTOL LTD

£38.5

Inspired by the elegance of Clifton’s terraces, Clifton Royale Gin is a sophisticated and floral delight. The aroma opens with lavender and soft spices, hinting at clove. On the palate, elderberry and lavender dance around a classic core of botanicals, delivering a balanced yet layered flavour. The finish is a blend of cassia bark and lavender, with bittersweet berry notes and a whisper of citrus, ensuring a harmonious and lasting impression. With tonic, its delicate floral notes and piney juniper come to life, making for an elegantly refined experience.

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THE SPIRIT OF BRISTOL LTD, number 14981894. Checked 2026-08-29.
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