Gin Lane 1751 London Dry Gin 750ml
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About this bottle
Gin Lane 1751 London Dry Gin is made in partnership with Charles Maxwell, an eighth-generation distiller at London's Thames Distillers, and The Bloomsbury Club, taking its name from the 1751 Gin Act and William Hogarth's satirical prints depicting London's gin craze. It's distilled in traditional small pot stills using a Victorian-inspired recipe balancing juniper, star anise and Mediterranean citrus. The result is a classic, juniper-forward London Dry with a citrus lift, built to represent gin as it would have tasted in the Victorian era rather than a modern, botanical-heavy style.
How to drink Gin Lane 1751 London Dry
A classic gin and tonic is the obvious call, but this recipe's juniper-and-citrus balance also makes a properly old-school Martini or Tom Collins — it's built to work in Victorian-era cocktails, not just modern ones.
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Gin80 proof · London, England
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Who makes Gin Lane 1751?
It's produced in partnership with Charles Maxwell, an eighth-generation distiller at Thames Distillers in London, alongside The Bloomsbury Club.
Where does the name Gin Lane 1751 come from?
It references the 1751 Gin Act and William Hogarth's satirical prints depicting London's 18th-century gin craze.
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