Blood Orange and Rosemary Gin 500ml

TREGANNA GIN LTD

£30

With oranges from the foothills of Mount Etna, and locally grown rosemary, this Blood Orange Rosemary Gin elegantly combines distinct flavours into a sophisticated spirit that can be enjoyed all year. Gyda orennau yn deillio o droed Mynydd Etna, a rhosmari lleol, mae r gwirod yma n plethu blasau gwahanol yn ddi-drafferth. Asiad perffaith sy n dawnsio ar dafod chwantus. Did you know that a volcano played a big role in our newest blood orange rosemary gin? The blood oranges from the groves of Sicily have perfect growing conditions. A warm climate, gentle sea breezes and a continuous source of mi

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