A small batch London dry gin named for a piece of gin history.
What it is
Fifty Pounds Gin is a London dry gin from England, bottled at 87 proof (43.5% ABV). It takes its name from the Gin Act of 1736, which charged an annual license fee of fifty pounds to anyone who wanted to make and sell gin.
Where and how it's made
- Made in England in small batches
- Distilled in the London dry style with juniper and a blend of botanicals
- Bottled at 87 proof (43.5% ABV)
Tasting notes
- Nose: juniper, citrus peel and coriander
- Palate: smooth and balanced, with juniper, lemon, gentle spice and a soft floral note
- Finish: clean, dry and lightly peppery
Serving and pairing
Mix with tonic and a twist of lemon, or use it in a dry Martini, a Negroni or a Tom Collins. Pairs with oysters, smoked salmon, goat cheese and light salads. Store the bottle upright in a cool, dark place, away from direct sunlight and heat.