Exotic

As distilleries further experiment with ingredients and techniques, we reach a point where some gins cannot be traditionally categorised. Some gins are exotic in the botanical profile, others in how they make their base spirit and others in the working methods such as ageing.

We have 8 exotic gins for you to try from around Europe. These are for the adventurous gin lover:

Elephant gin

From Hamburg, Germany comes a very African gin. Botanicals in this exotic gin include baobab, bucha, devil's claw and wormwood

X-Gin

Described as a pure aphrodisiac, X-Gin from Belgium contains cocoa beans, hazelnuts, vanilla and wild chillies.

Sweet Potato gin

This gin actually uses sweet potatoes from North Carolina for the base spirit! This London Dry gin has crisp juniper and spicy cardamom in it too.

Gin Mare

Exotic for its inclusion of olives in the distilling, this Spanish gin from Barcelona also includes rosemary, thyme and basil.

Skin gin

Skin gin contains the full spectrum of botanicals from citrus notes, floral flavours and spices. We serve it with 1724 tonic, an orange peel and fresh rosemary.

Elephant gin

From Hamburg, Germany comes a very African gin. Botanicals in this exotic gin include baobab, bucha, devil's claw and wormwood

X-Gin

Described as a pure aphrodisiac, X-Gin from Belgium contains cocoa beans, hazelnuts, vanilla and wild chillies.

Sweet Potato gin

This gin actually uses sweet potatoes from North Carolina for the base spirit! This London Dry gin has crisp juniper and spicy cardamom in it too.

Gin Mare

Exotic for its inclusion of olives in the distilling, this Spanish gin from Barcelona also includes rosemary, thyme and basil.

Skin gin

Skin gin contains the full spectrum of botanicals from citrus notes, floral flavours and spices. We serve it with 1724 tonic, an orange peel and fresh rosemary.

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