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Crafted with locally grown raspberries left over from producing Pinkster gin and wild elderflower foraged from East Anglian hedgerows, it’s both naturally delicious and sustainably sound. We recommend serving this scrummy spritz base with soda water, a squeeze of fresh lime and heaps of ice.

Was £36.75 Now £31.19

Crafted with locally grown raspberries left over from producing Pinkster Gin and exotic hibiscus flowers, it’s both naturally delicious and sustainably sound. We recommend serving this scrummy spritz base with soda water, a squeeze of fresh lime and heaps of ice.

Was £36.75 Now £31.19

Black Cow Vodka is the worlds only pure milk vodka. Produced locally in Dorset it is made entirely from the whey that has been separated from the curds that are used to make their local cheddar. This rare and unusual vodka is triple filtered and pure with a unique soft and creamy texture.

A delicious liqueur, of deepest blue. This is made with the dried peel of bitter Curacao oranges. As with all Edmond Briottet liqueurs, this contains all natural, top quality ingredients.

Medium body and slighty dry, citrus, pear and green apple fruits with light oak and toast flavours

A terroir in the calcareous bedrock of the Bajocian.This rock slope at an altitude of 400 meters is facing north-east on a gentle slope. It produces a fresh and mineral wine, finely saline and of great precision.

Rich and full body, with aromas of ripe forest fruits, juicy blackcurrants, dark chocolate and sweet spices. Comple and elegant with a velvety finish.

A high proportion of malt whiskey blended and aged in Oloroso Sherry casks with sweet batch grain whiskey gives this Whiskey its unique richness and fruit characteristics.

GC225 Whisky presentation pack. This presentation pack includes a bottle of GC225 Whisky a coaster and glass

Devon produces top quality, traditional method sparkling Rose due to the quality of the Pinot Noir grown here, Lyme Bay Winery is at the top of their game with this one. A classy rosé boasting a bright, fruit-driven palate with a richness of honey and hints of brioche and almond.