English Limoncello Spritz Pack

THREE WRENS GIN LIMITED

£37.5

When life gives, you lemons, make English Limoncello! This delicious new product has been distilled with grain spirit, verbena exotic citrus peels here at Three Wrens HQ, then we have left fresh lemon zest to steep in the resulting disitllate for 10 days, naturally infusing the liquid and giving it a lovely yellow hue. We have kept our Limoncello a little stronger than most, at 30% abv. It is also a little drier than the sugar-filled alternatives available on the market. Made with 100% Natural indgredients. Perfect served with Mediterranean tonic or in a Spritz, with Prosecco and soda. We aim

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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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Where it is made
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