King Charles III Coronation Gin

VETERAN KNOTS LTD

£250

LIMITED EDITION This one-of-a-kind stainless steel bottle is the perfect way to commemorate King Charles III's coronation. The bottle itself is a work of art, gloriously showing an exact replica of the King's crown encapsulated within. This ultra-premium gin is handcrafted to perfection using botanicals found in the Tower of London. A true testament to the skill and craftmanship of our team of experts, we are proud to announce that only 500 of these bottles will be made . So whether you are a collector, a gin lover, or simply someone who appreciates the finer things in life, then this truly is

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