As the SW19 tennis championship enters its second week, there’s clearly no better time to serve Wimbledon Garden Gin, a small-batch dry gin that uses botanicals from the titular common. It’s described as ‘quintessentially English: sweet but tart, smooth yet bold.’
Gorse and heather grow in abundance on Wimbledon Common, giving the gin floral notes that balance the spice of juniper. It’s distilled with liquorice, lemon and, more unusually, honey; made by bees that have harvested nectar throughout the local gardens of Wimbledon. The final note is said to be Cascade Hops from Wimbledon Brewery, for a smooth clean finish.
Sold in hand-finished 70cl stoneware bottles, refillable at the brewery, this very English gin, 43% ABV, has won a Gold Medal of the San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2021, as well as the International Gin Masters 2020 Gold Medal.
Gorse and heather grow in abundance on Wimbledon Common, giving the gin floral notes that balance the spice of juniper…
A classic G&T? That’ll do nicely…
What is the perfect summer serve?
While a classic G&T would be our first suggestion, for the tennis why not celebrate with a Wimbledon Bloom?
Ingredients for a Wimbledon Bloom cocktail comprise 25ml Wimbledon Garden Gin, 25m Apple Juice, 25m Elderflower Cordial, lemon juice, and prosecco.
Muddle the gin, apple juice and the juice from half a lemon and shake with ice. Serve in champagne flute three quarters full and top with prosecco.
If you’re looking for Christmas gift inspiration you’ve come to the right place. We’ve curated some of the most eye-catching, crowd pleasing festive gifts around, including brilliant beverage choices and the best in style and technology. All come with the TLR luxury stamp of approval (not an actual stamp, but you get the idea). Peruse…
Gin and pizza? Sounds like a great combo to us! South London’s Neapolitan pizza specialist 081 Pizzeria has a two week pop-up kitchen at Camden’s gin-tastic gastro pub, The Colonel Fawcett, this August, and you won’t want to miss out. Running August 16 – 29, the menu features 081’s lauded Neapolitan pizzas with signature soft…
Never has something so impressive taken such luxuriously little effort. If there’s something we like even more than a gin cocktail in the sun here at The Luxe Review, it’s a gin cocktail in the sun that is as easy to make as it is to sip. We’ve found just that in this light and…
The Luxe Review 
As the SW19 tennis championship enters its second week, there’s clearly no better time to serve Wimbledon Garden Gin, a small-batch dry gin that uses botanicals from the titular common. It’s described as ‘quintessentially English: sweet but tart, smooth yet bold.’
Gorse and heather grow in abundance on Wimbledon Common, giving the gin floral notes that balance the spice of juniper. It’s distilled with liquorice, lemon and, more unusually, honey; made by bees that have harvested nectar throughout the local gardens of Wimbledon. The final note is said to be Cascade Hops from Wimbledon Brewery, for a smooth clean finish.
Sold in hand-finished 70cl stoneware bottles, refillable at the brewery, this very English gin, 43% ABV, has won a Gold Medal of the San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2021, as well as the International Gin Masters 2020 Gold Medal.
What is the perfect summer serve?
While a classic G&T would be our first suggestion, for the tennis why not celebrate with a Wimbledon Bloom?
Ingredients for a Wimbledon Bloom cocktail comprise 25ml Wimbledon Garden Gin, 25m Apple Juice, 25m Elderflower Cordial, lemon juice, and prosecco.
Muddle the gin, apple juice and the juice from half a lemon and shake with ice. Serve in champagne flute three quarters full and top with prosecco.
Wimbledon Gin is sold here, priced £37.50.
Luxury Christmas gift guide 2022: Best Buys in festive food, drink, style and tech
If you’re looking for Christmas gift inspiration you’ve come to the right place. We’ve curated some of the most eye-catching, crowd pleasing festive gifts around, including brilliant beverage choices and the best in style and technology. All come with the TLR luxury stamp of approval (not an actual stamp, but you get the idea). Peruse…
081 Pizzeria opens pop-up kitchen for Camden gin festival at The Colonel Fawcett
Gin and pizza? Sounds like a great combo to us! South London’s Neapolitan pizza specialist 081 Pizzeria has a two week pop-up kitchen at Camden’s gin-tastic gastro pub, The Colonel Fawcett, this August, and you won’t want to miss out. Running August 16 – 29, the menu features 081’s lauded Neapolitan pizzas with signature soft…
The Bathtub Gin Spritz is the easiest summer cocktail you’ll ever make
Never has something so impressive taken such luxuriously little effort. If there’s something we like even more than a gin cocktail in the sun here at The Luxe Review, it’s a gin cocktail in the sun that is as easy to make as it is to sip. We’ve found just that in this light and…
Share this:
Like this: