Ada Lovelace 750 ml

Ada Lovelace Gin takes its name from the 19th-century mathematician often credited as the first computer programmer, and like most London dry-style gins it leans on a juniper-forward base rounded out with classic botanicals such as coriander, angelica, and citrus peel. Beyond the name and general style, detailed, independently confirmed production specifics for this particular label aren't widely published, so treat the juniper-and-citrus profile as the general expectation rather than a confirmed distillery recipe. It suits gin drinkers looking for a straightforward London dry style for a gin and tonic or a classic Martini.

How to drink Ada Lovelace Gin

A classic gin and tonic with a strip of lemon peel is the safest way to taste a juniper-forward London dry style like this one. If you want to taste it with less dilution, a wet Martini with a light vermouth pour shows the botanicals more directly.

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