East London Liquor Co. Gin
- Distillery
- East London Liquor
- Region
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Type
- ABV
- 40%
- Price
- £28.5
- Description
- East London Liquor's gin is a wheat-based spirit with a citrus-forward botanical profile: lemon and grapefruit peel provide brightness, while coriander, angelica root, juniper, cubeb berries, and cardamom add depth and spice. The combination emphasizes fresh citrus with herbal undertones rather than heavy juniper dominance. At 40% ABV, it maintains good body while keeping the botanicals articulate. Best for those who prefer gin balanced toward zesty, modern character over traditional pine-heavy styles.
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East London Liquor Co. Gin is a from East London Liquor (United Kingdom), bottled at 40% ABV. East London Liquor's gin is a wheat-based spirit with a citrus-forward botanical profile: lemon and grapefruit peel provide brightness, while coriander, angelica root, juniper, cubeb berries, and cardamom add depth and spice. An approachable dram, ideal for newcomers and casual sippers. Excellent everyday value.
East London Liquor's gin is a wheat-based spirit with a citrus-forward botanical profile: lemon and grapefruit peel provide brightness, while coriander, angelica root, juniper, cubeb berries, and cardamom add depth and spice. The combination emphasizes fresh citrus with herbal undertones rather than heavy juniper dominance. At 40% ABV, it maintains good body while keeping the botanicals articulate. Best for those who prefer gin balanced toward zesty, modern character over traditional pine-heavy styles.
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