GinVerse/Gin Lane 1751 Cucumber, Watermelon, & Mint 750ml

Gin Lane 1751 Cucumber, Watermelon, & Mint 750ml

Gin · 80 Proof
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About this bottle

Gin Lane 1751 Cucumber, Watermelon & Mint takes the brand's London Dry base and infuses it with crisp cucumber, ripe watermelon, and freshly picked English mint. It's bottled at 40% ABV, sugar-free, and finishes dry and crisp in the classic London Dry style despite the fruit-forward name. The nose is bright and summery with watermelon and mint upfront; the palate carries cucumber's coolness alongside the juniper backbone; the finish stays clean rather than syrupy. It's built for warm-weather drinking — the gin for someone who wants a flavored bottle that still reads as a real gin rather than a sweetened liqueur.

How to drink Gin Lane 1751 Cucumber, Watermelon & Mint

Build it long with tonic and a mint sprig — the fruit and herb notes need the fizz and dilution to show properly. It also makes an easy summer spritz with soda water and a squeeze of lime if you want something even lighter.

Specs

Gin80 proof

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Questions about this bottle

Is Gin Lane 1751 Cucumber, Watermelon & Mint sweetened?

No — it's sugar-free and finishes dry, in the London Dry style, despite the fruit-forward flavoring.

What's the best way to mix Gin Lane 1751 Cucumber, Watermelon & Mint?

A simple gin and tonic with fresh mint is the classic serve, and it also works well in a gin spritz with soda water.

Where does the name 'Gin Lane 1751' come from?

It references William Hogarth's 1751 engraving 'Gin Lane,' a famous depiction of gin culture in 18th-century London.

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