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Haymans 1850 Reserve Gin 70cl Bottle
Hayman Distillers, the longest serving Gin Distilling family in England, bring to you Hayman's 1850 Reserve Gin - distilled to a recipe from the 1850s, which is then cask rested for 3 to 4 weeks following the tradition of Gin Palace style Gin. In the mid 1800s, drinking establishments known as Gin Palaces were commonplace on almost every street corner in London. The first was most likely that of Fearon's, in Holborn Hill around 1830. During this era, Gin Palaces changed Gin from being something that people used to drink themselves into oblivion with to becoming more of a refined social activity. Before 1861, Gin was sold in barrels rather than in a bottle. Although Gin has never had an age statement - once distilled, Gin was stored, transported and served from barrels into jugs
and smaller casks. In 1861, the then Chancellor of the Exchequer, William Gladstone, introduced the Single Bottle Act which allowed spirits to be sold in bottles. Following distillation, Hayman's 1850 Reserve Gin is rested in Scotch Whisky barrels for 3 to 4 weeks which add subtle mellow notes to the hints of spice and pepper from the Juniper and Coriander dominant Gin recipe resulting in an aromatic and full-bodied Gin. It is distilled in small batches of 5000 bottles, and each bottle is then individually numbered alongside the batch no. James Hayman commented 'We have been researching the relationship between Gin and wood for some time. The most important aspect about Gin is that its flavour is from botanicals and that it has never had an age statement. Therefore it was essential
that the wood did not dominate the Gin and the final product had to be credible to Gin. It also fits in extremely well with the period before the 1861 single bottle act when wood was used to store, transport and serve Gin from.'
and smaller casks. In 1861, the then Chancellor of the Exchequer, William Gladstone, introduced the Single Bottle Act which allowed spirits to be sold in bottles. Following distillation, Hayman's 1850 Reserve Gin is rested in Scotch Whisky barrels for 3 to 4 weeks which add subtle mellow notes to the hints of spice and pepper from the Juniper and Coriander dominant Gin recipe resulting in an aromatic and full-bodied Gin. It is distilled in small batches of 5000 bottles, and each bottle is then individually numbered alongside the batch no. James Hayman commented 'We have been researching the relationship between Gin and wood for some time. The most important aspect about Gin is that its flavour is from botanicals and that it has never had an age statement. Therefore it was essential
that the wood did not dominate the Gin and the final product had to be credible to Gin. It also fits in extremely well with the period before the 1861 single bottle act when wood was used to store, transport and serve Gin from.'
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