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LAKELAND DRY GIN
distilled with lakeland botanicals – ABV 42% – 70cl
Our gin project started as an embryo of an idea in 2022 and we released the first batch of our dry gin in time for Easter 2023. Demand has been huge ever since and we have regularly been playing catch-up to ensure the supply can meet that demand. One year on and we are finally able to add online sales to the sales made directly from the brewery and through our fantastic stockists.
We distil our gin ourselves, at the brewery, with carefully selected botanicals – some of which are foraged locally, specifically gorse, heather and oak. The result is a very smooth, 42% ABV gin that is reminiscent of the fells in spring and summer. It is juniper forward (as it should be) and has a unique floral character, along with a pleasing spiciness and a sweet liquorice finish. There are no citrus elements in the gin, which means the slice in your glass really changes the experience – we highly recommend using orange instead of the usual lemon or lime.
To find out more, please see our original blog post.
LAKELAND DRY GIN
DISTILLED WITH LAKELAND BOTANICALS – ABV 42% – 70CL
Our gin project started as an embryo of an idea in 2022 and we released the first batch of our dry gin in time for Easter 2023. Demand has been huge ever since and we have regularly been playing catch-up to ensure the supply can meet that demand. One year on and we are finally able to add online sales to the sales made directly from the brewery and through our fantastic stockists.
We distil our gin ourselves, at the brewery, with carefully selected botanicals – some of which are foraged locally, specifically gorse, heather and oak. The result is a very smooth, 42% ABV gin that is reminiscent of the fells in spring and summer. It is juniper forward (as it should be) and has a unique floral character, along with a pleasing spiciness and a sweet liquorice finish. There are no citrus elements in the gin, which means the slice in your glass really changes the experience – we highly recommend using orange instead of the usual lemon or lime.
To find out more, please see our original blog post.
We are a co-operatively owned enterprise based in the Lake District. Established in 1988, we are the oldest surviving microbrewery in Cumbria.
We are not driven by profit. We are a community of local enthusiasts who came together through a shared love of our beer.