Bombay Sapphire Distillery
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The Bombay Sapphire Distillery at Laverstoke Mill in Hampshire opened to the public on 1st October 2014. It was completely renovated from a derelict mill into a state of the art premium gin distillery and visitor experience, encompassing the highest standards in design, functionality and sustainability.
Visitors have the chance to uncover the unique Vapour Infusion process that gives Bombay Sapphire gin such a bright, fresh flavour in the Dakin Still House.
Guests can also explore the ten botanicals nurtured in partnership with Kew Gardens Innovation Unit in the stunning glasshouses designed by Heatherwick Studio.
You can also discover the aromas and unique flavour profile of each of the exotic botanicals in the Botanical Dry Room.
There is also the opportunity to explore the rich history of both Laverstoke Mill and Bombay Sapphire within the Heritage Room and Gallery, and then browse the limited editions of Bombay Sapphire and cocktail accessories in the Gin Shop.
To complete the experience, guests are invited to enjoy a complimentary Bombay Sapphire cocktail in the Mill Bar or on the Terrace next to the River Test.
To book to visit the Bombay Sapphire distillery at Laverstoke Mill visit www.bombaysapphire.com.
Tickets must be bought in advance
Bombay Sapphire Distillery
Bombay Sapphire Distillery
Laverstoke Mill,
London Road,
Whitchurch,
Hampshire
RG28 7NR
- Telephone: 01256 890090
- Email: hello@bombaysapphire.com
- Website: https://www.bombaysapphire.com/distillery
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