Rhubarb Gin – 40% abv 70cl

THREE WRENS GIN LIMITED

£39

Tom Collins 50ml Rhubarb gin, 25ml lemon juice, 25ml sugar syrup, top with soda. Garnish with a lemon wheel R R Bramble 50ml rhubarb gin, 25ml lemon juice, 25ml sugar syrup, shake and strain over crushed ice, drizzle raspberry liqueur over the top. Garnish with berries. Searching for a gin that is both elegant and full of flavour? Our Rhubarb gin is distilled using 8 different botanicals including juniper, rhubarb, cassia and vanilla giving it an intensely fruity palate with a deliciously dry finish. This gin is ideal with a splash of tonic or, for those after a little more excitement, why not

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