Blood Orange & Apricot Gin 40% abv 70cl

THREE WRENS GIN LIMITED

£39

Cocktail Breakfast Martini 35ml Bloody Apricot Gin, 15ml triple sec, 25ml lemon juice, 15ml sugar syrup, one egg white, one teaspoon of marmalade, shake with ice and fine strain into a cocktail glass. Bloody Spritz 50ml Bloody Apricot Gin, 150ml Sparkling Wine, 50ml Soda, grapefruit peel garnish. Three Wrens Gin’s refreshing Blood Orange Apricot Gin pairs zesty Italian citrus with soft French apricot for a unique, distinctive flavour. Whether making a breakfast martini or a blood orange gin and tonic for a refreshing twist on a classic drink our Blood Orange and Apricot Gin provides aromatic,

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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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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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