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Chocolate Orange Gin: A Decadent Yorkshire Creation

YORKSHIRE DALES DISTILLERY LTD

£34.95

Award-winning Yorkshire craft distillery Locally sourced Spanish orange peel dark chocolate Ethically produced supporting local community 5-star rated by all our customers Citrus gins have been around for an age, but this truly modern take on a perfect pairing of Chocolate and Orange catapults this gin into an epic new era! Picture Terry’s Chocolate Orange – but in a glass!! Sublime hits of zesty citrus balanced cleverly with velvety chocolate. ABV: 40% | Size: 70cl | Origin: Yorkshire, UK

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as YORKSHIRE DALES DISTILLERY LTD, number 10111242. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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