Refreshing Gordons London Dry gin is combined with the delicate taste of elderflower for a delicious twist on a great British classic. The innovative new blend is ideal for enjoying with friends all-year round, & is best served with tonic & ice. Add two strawberry halves to the mix to bring out its delicate taste. ...

Brand leader, Gordons Gin, with their pre-mixed classic long drink with Schweppes Tonic. ...

Established in 1769 & the world's best selling gin. The juniper is predominantly in the nose, but well balanced with fresh coriander notes, fresh citrus & spice backdrop on the palate. ...

Gordon's London Dry Gin is carefully distilled using a secret recipe. The distinctively refreshing taste comes from the finest handpicked juniper berries & a selection of other botanicals. It's the taste that's made Gordon's the world's best-selling London Dry gin. ...

The juniper is predominantly in the nose, but well balanced with fresh coriander notes, fresh citrus & spice backdrop on the palate. Established in 1769 & the world's best selling gin. ...

Made by Gordons, established in 1769. Ripe sloe berries are steeped in Gordon's gin to produce a delicate balance of flavours. ...

In 1769 Alexander Gordon, a Londoner of Scottish descent, opened a distillery in the Southwark area of London, & set about refining his recipe for a spirit named Gordon's London Dry Gin. This 47.3% ABV version is distilled to his original recipe. When bottled at 47.3% alcohol by volume, it ensures the botancials are locked into the alcohol, unlike sub 40% gins, & therefore delivers on all levels. The original Gordon's gin used to make James Bond's Vesper cocktail. ...

Created by Malcolm Gosling himself, the Gosling's Black Seal Barrel Glass harks back to the Bermudian rum's roots when it was originally sold at the shop in Front Street in Hamilton, Bermuda, straight from the barrel. Rum, ice & lime wedge not included. 330ml/12fl oz. Dims: H: 111mm. Dia: 80mm. ...

In the spring of 1806, London wine & spirits merchant James Gosling set out from England aboard the chartered clipper Mercury with merchandise bound for the Virginias. The voyage was a difficult one. Ninety-one consecutive days of calm left the crew & passengers in dire straits & the charter of Mercury was fast running out. The ship eventually made port in St. Georges, Bermuda, where Gosling & his family decided to set up shop rather than press on to America. James Gosling opened a shop on King's Parade, St George's in December 1806. To this day the company remains the oldest surviving business in Bermuda & is still a family concern. ...

Black Seal has a rich, intricate flavour, well balanced & nuanced with butterscotch, vanilla & caramel. Or, as expressed up by the Beverage Tasting Institute when they recently awarded it their highest honour, the Platinum Medal: ' Deep, assertive & highly flavoured. Very fragrant with herbal sharpness. At the finish there is a softness & elegance. A most complex, unusual spirit'. In the spring of 1806, London wine & spirits merchant James Gosling set out from England aboard the chartered clipper Mercury with 10, 000 dollars of merchandise bound for the Virginias. The voyage was a difficult one. Ninety-one consecutive days of calm left the crew & passengers in dire straits & the charter of Mercury was fast running out. The ship eventually made port in St. Georges, Bermuda, where Gosling & his family decided to set up shop rather than press on to America. James Gosling opened a shop on King's Parade, St George's in December 1806. To this day the company remains the oldest surviving business in Bermuda & is still a family concern. The corks were secured in place with the use of black sealing wax, prompting people to refer to the brand as Black Seal. ...