Mothers Day Gifting FAQs
What's a good Mother's Day gin cocktail?
The perfect Mother's Day gin cocktail should be light, elegant and an easy-to-make serve. Think floral or fruity styles that are ideal for the spring season - not too heavy or spirit-forward.
Why not consider fruity gin cocktails such as a gin fizz, elderflower gin and tonic, a flavoured gin spritz? For something lighter, check out our Cotswolds Summer Cup for a refreshing, complex bittersweet flavour profile - mixed with ginger ale and lemonade for the perfect long drink. Match the flavours with your mum's palate and finish with garnishes like berries, citrus peels or cucumber to make it that much more special.
Which gin type is the best to gift?
An all-round gin choice is the classic London Dry style, which offers reliable juniper-forward flavours matched with various botanicals. It's the perfect gift for both gin enthusiasts as well as those new to the spirit.
For drinkers who prefer a sweeter and fruitier taste, you may want to consider gifting a flavoured gin, such as a bottle that's berry-forward. Pink gins and autumnal Hedgerow gins are perfect, particularly in warmer seasons.
But, the best choice depends on the recipient's taste and how they enjoy gin. If drinking neat, consider London Dry or an Old Tom style. If pairing with a mixer, like a premium tonic, consider flavoured gins. A visually appealing gin bottle can also make an incredible gift that can enhance anybody's shelf.
What is the best gin flavour?
There is no one "best gin flavour". Ultimately, the right flavour choice is down to your taste preferences, or the recipients who you are looking to gift. Popular flavour profiles include citrus, florals, berry and spice-led styles.
For newer drinkers, you may want to consider gifting a fruit-led gin rather than a juniper-forward London Dry. These offer fruitier and sweeter flavours, perfect for pairing with tonic, in cocktails or sipping neat. We recommend our flavoured Wildflower Gin collection, ranging in herbaceous, floral and berry flavours.








