Liqueurs & Cordials/Tom Bullocks Old Ton Sweet Lime 750 ml

Tom Bullocks Old Ton Sweet Lime 750 ml

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About this bottle

Tom Bullock's Old Ton Sweet Lime is a citrus-forward gin liqueur named for Tom Bullock, one of the first published African American bartenders, whose 1917 cocktail book inspired this modern tribute line. Built on an Old Tom-style gin base — sweeter and less dry than a London gin — and infused with lime, it's designed to work as a ready-mixer as much as a sipping spirit. Expect a light, crisp lime character over a soft, rounded gin base, with a sweetness that sets it apart from a standard dry gin.

How to drink Tom Bullock's Old Ton Sweet Lime

Mix it with soda for a simple gin gimlet-style highball, or use it to sweeten and citrus a Tom Collins in one pour.

Tasting notes
Noselime, soft juniper
Palatecrisp lime, sweet
Finishlight
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Questions about this bottle

Does Tom Bullocks Old Ton Sweet Lime need to be refrigerated after opening?

No — like most liqueurs, its sugar and alcohol content keep it shelf-stable at room temperature once opened; just keep the cap on tight and store it out of direct light.

What cocktails work well with Tom Bullock's Old Ton Sweet Lime?

Mix it with soda for a simple gimlet-style highball, or use it to sweeten and citrus a Tom Collins in one pour.

What should I know about Tom Bullock's?

The Tom Bullock's brand is named for Tom Bullock, one of the first published African American bartenders, whose 1917 cocktail book inspired the line.

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