Derbyshire Wildlife Trust Riverside Gin

White Peak Distillery

£40

Limited Edition gin, in collaboration with Derbyshire Wildlife Trust. It contains key botanicals hand foraged from the river Derwent and our reserves close to the distillery in the Derwent Valley. These include water mint, Himalayan balsam seeds, meadowsweet, wood sorrel and red clover. There are just 80 bottles of the 2024 batch, and all proceeds from their sales (after alcohol duty and VAT) go to the Derbyshire Wildlife Trust Rivers Appeal. Small batch gin distilled bottled in Derbyshire 45% ABV

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WHITE PEAK DISTILLERY LIMITED, number 10098181. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Where it is made
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