Hilltop Exeter Gin - Juniper Rich, Award-Winning, Complex and Smooth, Bold Aroma, 100 Percent Recyclable, Luxurious Treat, Great Taste, Family Run, 44 Percent ABV, 1 x 70 cl

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The Dartmouth Distillery Co. can be found at The Calancombe Estate near Ivybridge. Full-bodied and refreshing, their gin is made with herbs, flowers, fruit and spring water from the Calancombe Estate. Plymouth Gin Distillery, Plymouth Roman occupation of Exeter occurred between AD55 and AD380 in a time called ‘ISCA Dumnoniorum.’ This name was derived through ISCA’s proximity to the flowing water of the River Exe.

Award-winning gin makers Papillon Gin are a Dartmoor-based distillery, located in Moretonhampstead. As well as traditional gin botanicals, they use ‘Dartmoor flavours’ such as fresh gorse flowers from the moor, nettles and Devon violets. Exeter Distillery, Exeter I won’t go into the whole process in this article – you’ll have to do a tour to find out – but they use different stills to most gin distilleries, which enables them to infuse many more flavours than you’ll find elsewhere. This is why they decided to introduce make-your-own gin experiences, enabling people to use a fusion of botanicals to create their own unique gin.

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This is followed by Hamish’s ‘Apple Pie Moonshine’, another intensive process which Hamish admits has taken many months to perfect, the base spirit is grain alcohol which is blended with apple juice concentrate, apple syrup, demerara sugar and cinnamon. The process can’t be rushed therefore production is very time consuming but the result is a real crowd pleaser, one sip and you are hooked. Here, the master distillers create their own gin and vodka, infused with unique flavours, and offer guests gin experiences including make-your-own gin classes! Rum producers Two Drifters are an environmentally friendly and carbon negative distillery based in an aircraft-style hanger near Exeter airport. It started off being a brewery and a distillery but due to popular demand, they converted all their equipment to creating delicious-tasting rum. Copper Frog Distillery, Exmouth

This story inspired Karen and her family to use botanicals used by the Romans and celebrate Exeter’s heritage. Tasting Note This informative experience is ideal for any gin lovers who want to sample a range of drinks and learn more about England’s favourite spirit! Next to taste is his four times distilled charcoal filtered wheat Vodka named ‘Militant’. Wow! At 42% the alcohol is ridiculously smooth and one of the best vodka’s I’ve ever tasted. This product is a pure labour of love and made in such tiny quantities it’s unlikely you’ll be able to buy a bottle anywhere. If you want to take a taxi, you can use Uber or Apple Cabs, a local taxi firm that runs taxis on the metre and takes card. Exeter Gin is a family-run business operating in the seaside town of Teignmouth, on the outskirts of Exeter who also own Granny Garbutt's Gin Distillery. Both Gins are based on heritage and have won a number of awards; Exeter Gin tells the story of the city’s rich history and uses botanicals relating to the roman era whilst Granny Garbutt's Gin reflects the family’s life in the 1920s. Exeter Gin contains a gin school in which you can experience a tour and tasting, or even make your own gin with their help of their knowledgeable distillers. Devon Rum, S alcombeAlternatively, you can walk from Exeter Central station in 20 minutes and Exeter St Davids Station in 25 minutes. Keep an eye out for some of these names when you visit our restaurants and bars and many of them can be bought online if you’d prefer to experience them in the comfort of your own home. If you’d like to find out more about our Devonshire alcohol, take a read of our Vineyards & Wineries blog post. London Dry Gin is a subset of gin that was popularised in England during the 18th century. The key difference between regular gin and London dry gin is that while regular gins are often sweetened after distillation (with sugar or syrup), London dry gins are not sweetened at all—a feature that gives them a less syrupy taste and more of an herbal bite. Additionally, traditional English recipes call for only natural ingredients—no artificial flavours or colours are allowed in London dry gins. This means that all flavour is derived solely from botanicals like juniper, coriander seeds, citrus peel and aromatics, which give it a distinctively herbal taste. As its name implies, it must also be bottled in England to be considered genuine London Dry Gin.