Hammered Coin Spiced

WHITE HOUSE GIN LIMITED

£39

The rum spirit is blended at our distillery here in Otley with the finest ginger spice and pineapple fruits, giving our spiced rum spirit a real Caribbean kick, a revolution against the bland! The rum spirit is blended at our distillery here in Otley with the finest ginger spice and pineapple fruits, giving our spiced rum spirit a real Caribbean kick, a revolution against the bland! Why Hammered Coin? Nick our distiller is a metal detectorist when time allows (not very often) and the first (only) silver hammered coin he’s found is a Queen Elizabeth 1 sixpence dated 1578. Hammered coins were us

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WHITE HOUSE GIN LIMITED, number 11532199. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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