Explore the House of Suntory with this superb trio back, the ultimate gift! This beautifully curated selection showcases three of Suntory’s most iconic spirits.
Inside, you’ll find 20cl bottles of Hibiki Japanese Harmony, Toki Whisky, and Roku Gin, each expressing a unique facet of Suntory’s century-old dedication to precision, nature, and spirit.
Hibiki Japanese Harmony: A refined blend of malt and grain whiskies from Suntory’s three distilleries, offering delicate honeyed sweetness, candied orange peel, and a lingering finish of Japanese oak (Mizunara).
Toki Whisky: A bright, smooth whisky that reimagines tradition with green apple freshness, vanilla cream, and a subtle spice.
Roku Gin: Crafted with six uniquely Japanese botanicals including yuzu, sakura, and sencha tea, delivering a refined, balanced, and aromatic gin experience.
Beautifully presented and perfectly sized for gifting or exploring, the House of Suntory Trio Pack is an elegant celebration of Japan’s spirit-making mastery.
Hendrick’s is a superbly balanced gin created from eleven fine botanicals. The curious, yet marvellous, infusions of rose & cucumber imbue the spirit with its uniquely balanced flavour resulting in an impeccably smooth distinct gin.
We are delighted to be the exclusive UK distributor of Jin Jiji.
Jin JiJi High Proof is inspired by the Royal British Navy who during Colonial times first set a high proof requirement for gin being transported to India. As space is scarce on ships, the Navy preferred alcohol at higher strength as they could get more in a smaller space. A strength of 57% back then ensured that gunpowder wasn’t contaminated in case of a spill.
This superb whiskey from New York Distilling Company has finish in rye casks before being bottled at cask strength. The result is a bold and flavourful whiskey, with notes of spice, vanilla and oak.
This extremely limited edition Glaswegin has been rested in a reposado tequila cask for a complex, earthy gin like no other. Delicately balanced to allow both spirits to shine, light juniper and citrus top notes lead to deep, sultry spice aromas.
Tasting Notes
Cracked black pepper, sandalwood, nutmeg and fennel lead to a herbaceous finish of pine, dill and coriander.
Serve
Serve with equal parts gin to tonic and a slice of lime.
Only 250 bottles have been made available.
This Old Tom Gin features botanicals historically found in traditional Old Tom recipes dating back to the 1700s, including orange peel, liquorice and angelica root. Sweetened with a touch of sugar syrup, the Cotswolds Old Tom Gin is delicate and fragrant with notes of candied orange, light herbal notes and faint ginger spice and is delicious enjoyed either with tonic or in a Tom Collins cocktail.
Cotswolds Hedgerow Gin combines their award-winning Cotswolds Dry Gin with the finest handpicked local fruit and berries, including an assortment of sloes, bullace, damsons and blackberries. Beautifully fragrant with notes of sweet blackberry and baked plums.
Each order comes with a stylish, durable and reusable plastic gin copa glass. This is perfect for enjoying a Cotswolds G&T. With its long stem and bulbous bowl, it is designed to trap the aroma of the gin whilst allowing plenty of space for ice and garnishes. Embossed with the Cotswolds Distillery logo, it’s the perfect serving option for a superb gin.
This award winning craft gin affectionately captures the nature of the Shetland Islands. The recipe from Shetland Reel uses the sweet scented leaves of apple mint grown and harvested on Unst, which gives a unique authentic flavour of Shetland.
Bottled at 43%.
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