Fishers Gin
| Formed: | 2015 |
| Crag Path, Aldeburgh Suffolk IP15 5BT United Kingdom | |
| +44 (0)1728 454 201 | |
| https://www.fishersgin.com | |
| info@fishersgin.com |
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Fishers combines rare old English herbs and botanicals found along the Suffolk coast. Their botanist, James Firth, having studied Botany at Oxford University has dedicated his life to England’s plants and their environments.
As botanist, he scoured historical manuscripts researching the recipes of medieval herbalists in order to revive ingredients and tastes for Fishers, many of which had long since passed from memory.
Fishers Gin reflects a passion for nature and research, capturing some of the wild and forgotten flavours of the English coastline. Fishers is a natural expression of the English coast.
Fishers Gin brands
Fishers Gin
Distilled between the sea and the salt marshes, Fishers Gin infuses foraged local herbs and coastal botanicals, capturing wild and forgotten flavours of the English coastline.
Fishers 50 Gin
Fishers Fifty was created to celebrate the opening of Their Aldeburgh Distillery. Inspired by their love for martinis and other short cocktails, Fifty contains even more of their signature Suffolk Read More
Fishers Smoked Gin
The UK’s first London Dry Smoked Gin. Fishers created this Smoked Gin in partnership with Pinney’s of Orford, one of the finest smokehouses in England. Fishers coastal botanicals are oak-smoked Read More
Further information
Fishers Gin Distillery
The new Fishers Gin distillery opened in 2020, situated on Aldeburgh beach and a few hundred yards from the salt marshes. It is open to the public for tours.
James Firth, Botanist for Fishers Gin
Botanical bounty: good for the industry or confusing for the consumer? Botanist James Firth’s passion for plants and their environments was the perfect match for Fishers Gin which prides itself on the flavours of the Suffolk coast. Oxford graduate James forages for botanicals including Spignel, Rock Samphire and Bog Myrtle to capture traditional and often forgotten flavours. Committed to ethical Read more