Chase Distillery Williams Great British Extra Dry Gin 750 ml
About this bottle
Chase Great British Extra Dry Gin comes from Chase Distillery in Herefordshire, England, the William Chase-founded operation that started as a potato farm before becoming a full distillery making its own base spirit rather than buying neutral grain alcohol. That potato-based spirit gives Chase gins a notably smooth, creamy backbone under the botanicals, which here include juniper, coriander, angelica, and citrus peel, distilled in a traditional copper pot still. Expect a clean, dry gin with citrus lift over a rounded juniper core, built for classic gin cocktails rather than heavy botanical experimentation. It suits a drinker who wants a proper British dry gin with real production behind it.
How to drink Chase Great British Extra Dry Gin
A classic gin and tonic with a lemon twist is the straightforward move here, letting the citrus and juniper carry through the dilution. It also makes a clean, well-balanced martini for drinkers who like their gin unmasked.
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GinHerefordshire, England
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How should I serve Chase Great British Extra Dry Gin?
A classic gin and tonic shows it off well, letting the juniper, coriander, and citrus botanicals come through against the potato-based spirit's smooth backbone.
What makes Chase gin different from most gins?
Chase distills its own base spirit from potatoes rather than buying neutral grain alcohol, which gives the gin a notably smooth, creamy foundation under the botanicals.
Where is Chase Distillery located?
In Herefordshire, England, founded by William Chase, who started the operation as a potato farm before building a full distillery.
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