Old Tom Gin

Name: Old Tom Gin
Brand: cotswoldsdistillery
SKU: DP-OTG-070-STD
Price: 40.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

£40.00

42% ABV 700ml

Enjoy free UK delivery when you spend over £50.

Order by 5pm Monday to Thursday for next working day delivery.

Our 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, our 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.

Description

Delicate and fragrant with candied orange, light herbal notes and faint ginger spice, it's delicious with tonic or in a Tom Collins.

Ingredients

Juniper, coriander, angelica, fresh orange peel, liquorice root, ground ginger, caraway and cardamom.

Delivery & Returns

Free UK delivery on orders over £50 to addresses in England, Wales and Scotland.

UK delivery: Sent with DPD on a next working day service. Order by 5pm Monday to Thursday and it should arrive the next working day. Weekend orders usually arrive on Tuesday.

EU delivery: Sent from our EU warehouse and usually delivered within 3 to 7 working days, depending on where you are.

Every order is carefully packed in fully recyclable packaging.

Find out more on our Delivery and Returns page.

Old Tom Gin £40.00

CAREFULLY SOURCED INGREDIENTS

Juniper, coriander, angelica, fresh orange peel, liquorice root, ground ginger, caraway and cardamom.

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Serving suggestions

We enjoy our Old Tom neat, garnished with fresh orange peel, but you could try making a Tom Collins cocktail by adding lemon juice, soda and sugar syrup for a longer, refreshing serve.

Made In the Cotswolds

The Cotswolds is hugely important to us; in fact, it defines every aspect of our being. We feel extremely lucky to live in one of England's most charming and beloved regions, full of character, romance and history. We try, where possible, to emphasise the rich agricultural bounty of the Cotswolds. The principle things that grow in the Cotswolds are fruits and grains, and these are the building blocks of our flavour profiles.