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Stonewall Gin 70cl – Smooth London Dry £36
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Stonewall Gin – how and where
Stonewall Spirits Gin is lovingly crafted using a carefully chosen mix of botanical’s including; juniper, tonka beans, orange, liquorice, almonds, and the tangy coastal berry, sea buckthorn botanicals. Distilled on the East Coast of England by the family business using a South American Copper Bain Marie designed and built specifically for Stonewall Spirits.
Flavours
Our London Dry Gin takes pride in its smooth character, ensuring a velvety texture that glides effortlessly over the taste buds.
Peppery juniper, with citrus, tropical mango notes and a creamy, nutty finish.
Click on the link below to see a short video on our Stonewall London Dry Gin;
Stonewall London Dry Gin Video
Perfect Serve
London Dry G&T perfect serve – big square ice, 50ml Stonewall Gin, bottle Fever-Tree Indian tonic water, and a slice of lime, chunky slice pink grapefruit, gently fold together with muddler/metal spoon, a sprig of heated rosemary optional at the side of the glass. Use as an ingredient to make fab cocktails.
Visit our cocktails page for more ideas!
Our spirits wear the rainbow heart label with pride, and we can’t think of a better way to raise a glass to diversity.
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A fight for equality & Acceptance
The Story of the Stonewall Riots
This spirit was born on 28th June 1969 in The Stonewall Inn New York at precisely 1.20am
Stonewall Spirits retells the inspiring events of the 1969 Stonewall Riots and how one night became a pivotal moment for the LGBTQ+ community which still resonates today. We believe it’s important to reintroduce the story to each new generation. We also ask every customer to tell family and friends why they purchased the bottle and hopefully retell themselves the story of the riots. By doing this we hope to not only keep the riot's memory alive but also spread acceptance and equality and reduce homophobia through education.