Blueberry & Lemon Gin

WHATAHOOT LTD

£44

A vibrant collaboration with Norfolk Blueberries , our Blueberry Lemon Gin celebrates the very best of locally grown fruit and handcrafted gin. Distilled at a full-strength 40% ABV , this beautifully balanced gin is made using real blueberries , delivering rich, juicy berry flavours complemented by a delicate hint of fresh lemon. The result is a smooth gin with natural sweetness, bright citrus notes, and a clean, refreshing finish that lets the quality of the fruit shine through. For the perfect serve, pair with a premium Indian tonic water over plenty of ice, then garnish with a handful of ri

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