London Dry Gin

Gordon’s London Dry Gin was established in 1769 by Alexander Gordon as he set out on a mission to produce a gloriously-flavoured gin worthy of carrying his family name. Gordon believed that success la...Read more

Gordon’s London Dry Gin was established in 1769 by Alexander Gordon as he set out on a mission to produce a gloriously-flavoured gin worthy of carrying his family name. Gordon believed that success lay in the perfect combination of pure distilled grain spirit and rich botanicals. To this day Gordon's is distilled to this same exacting standard and the product is triple-distilled to guarantee the purity of the gin. The exact blend of our botanicals remains a closely guarded secret with a combination of handpicked wild juniper berries, coriander, angelica and liquorice. The attention to detail results in a distinctive flavour that mixes perfectly in long drinks and cocktails. To savour the great taste for yourself, mix a Gordon’s and tonic and garnish with lime. It's the classic long mixed drink, ideal any time, but especially good when enjoyed with friends. Gordon’s London Dry Gin has been triple-distilled to the same exacting standards for over 250 years. Its carefully crafted recipe has earnt its reputation as the ginniest of gins. Handpicked wild juniper berries, coriander, angelica and liquorice are blended in a secret process that only 6 people in the world know, producing a distinctive juniper taste that makes for a classic G&T. Mix Gordon’s London Dry Gin with tonic over ice and garnish with a juicy lime wedge for a delicious and refreshing tasting G&T. Gordon’s Perfect G&T 50ml Gordon’s London Dry, served over ice and topped with 150ml tonic. Garnish with a zesty wedge of lime for a delicious aperitif. Alexander Gordon started his distillery in London in 1769 and set about creating the recipe for a brilliant-tasting gin. To this day Gordon's is distilled to this same exacting standard and is the world’s number 1 bestselling gin. Gordon's high quality and distinctive juniper flavour has come to define the taste of the classic G&T.