Campfire London Dry Gin
From: Puddingstone Distillery
Fresh orange and juniper take the lead in this complex London Dry that pitches itself on the boundary between classic and contemporary. Angelica contributes a subtle earthiness, with rich mid notes imparted by rooibos and golden berry. A lingering sweet, slightly floral, juniper palate lingers after each sip. A stunning Martini Gin.
Gin-Note™ Flavour Guidance
Smooth and Citrus
Pitching camp on the boundary between classic and contemporary, this London Dry is created to excel in simple, elegant serves
Ideal mixer: Light Tonic
Recommended garnish: Orange peel/Rosemary
Ideal serve: Bone Dry Martini
ABV: 42%
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IWSC Awards:
- 2022 Silver award
- 2020 Silver award
ABV: | 42% |
Nose: | Orange and juniper take the lead underpinned by subtle spice, red fruit, and a subtle floral sweetness |
Palate: | Citrus and juniper yield to a rich jammy middle imparted by golden berry and rooibos. A balanced spicy, earthy profile adds complexity |
Finish: | Sweet, nutty. As orange softens, juniper lingers on the palate complimented by spice, nuttiness and slight sweetness |
Serve: | 40ml London Dry Gin, 100ml Fever-tree Indian Tonic, 3 cubes of ice, fresh orange or rosemary sprig to garnish. Old Fashioned glass. |
Website: | www.puddingstonedistillery.com |
Botanicals used in Campfire London Dry Gin
Further information
Puddingstone Distillery
In January 2014 Ben and Kate Marston decided to realise their vision for a gin brand that took the spirit into the great outdoors and environments where they had previously Read more
Puddingstone Distillery
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Ben & Kate, Puddingstone Distillery
Keen to embark on a new creative journey, Kate and Ben Marston made the decision to establish Hertfordshire’s first gin distillery and haven’t looked back since. From the distillery’s inception in 2014 to its launch on 11 November 2016, the Marstons travelled the length and breadth of the country to establish relationships with distillers and industry professionals to make their Read more