Douglas Fir Distilled Gin

TWISTING SPIRITS LTD

£5.95

Gratifyingly resinous, smooth mysteriously complex. Award winning Dry Gin, cold distilled with hand foraged Douglas-Fir for Extra intrigue. Nature’s exquisite forest bouquet, bottled. Douglas Fir Gin Gratifyingly resinous, smooth mysteriously complex. Our contemporary take on the London Dry style, cold distilled with hand foraged Douglas-Fir for Extra intrigue. Nature’s exquisite forest bouquet, bottled. The needles used in our Douglas Fir Gin are personally hand foraged by the distillers in and around the South Oxfordshire area from a secret selection of specifically selected trees located on

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TWISTING SPIRITS LTD, number 09958655. Checked 2026-08-29.
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