Bison Grass Gin 41.5% abv 70cl

THREE WRENS GIN LIMITED

£39

Frisky Spritz 50ml bison grass gin, 100ml cloudy apple juice, 50ml soda, 50ml Prosecco. Build and stir, garnish with apple. Frisky Bison 50ml Bison grass gin, 10ml ginger cordial, 5 mint leaves, 150ml cloudy apple juice, squeeze of lime. Shake and strain over ice, garnish with ginger. As the world’s first Bison Grass Gin, this award-winning gin, offering aromas of freshly cut summer hay, hints of lemongrass and subtle spice, is distilled with 13 botanicals providing a distinctive flavour for your new favourite gin. This versatile drink is perfect either as a gift for gin lovers or as a little

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THREE WRENS GIN LIMITED, number 11808836. Checked 2026-08-29.
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