Limited Edition Founders Gin

WHITBY DISTILLERY LIMITED

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This year’s 2025 Founders’ Edition draws on the elegance and mystery of the Victorian era, a time when roses symbolised love, memory, and protection. At its core: a delicate yet powerful blend of rosehip and rose petals , supported by classic juniper, subtle citrus, and a whisper of spice. In Victorian folklore, a single rose laid upon a coffin was said to trap the soul, or even a vampire within . That quiet enchantment is captured here: soft, bittersweet, and beautifully haunting. Tasting notes: Palate: Soft rose warmth, tangy red fruit, and a citrus-bright finish Nose: Floral lift, jammy ros

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