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Philip says
Curiously curious London Dry Gin. A cabinet of knick-knacks and colourful trinkets; shelf upon shelf of intriguing memorabilia. Welcome to The Eclectic Gin Society. A wonderful place for whacky, whimsical and experienced minds. Each item on the shelves on the label represents a diverse band of independent wine merchants on the quest to create their own perfect gin. Distilled in small batches in a traditional copper pot still, our London Dry juniper-led gin finishes with juicy citrus notes. Ideally served ice with a quality tonic and a twist of citrus peel.
Ashley says
This case is designed for the explorer in you. I have carefully selected these wines to match every occasion with interactive food and wine pairing and technical bits and bobs, like how it got from vine to wine.
Use this case to discover new favourites and stay ahead of the trends.
We have 3 cases to choose from:
Crystal Case
Our trademark case. Be enthralled with a mixed selection of 6 red and 6 white (and the odd rose wine). One of each so you can explore 12 completely different wines.
Ruby Case
Try 12 bottles of pure red wine indulgence. Various styles from light to big and bold. In the case you will receive two of each.
Gold Case
This is our liquid gold pure white wine case. In this you will receive wines from the light and the aromatic to the rich and concentrated. Each case contains 12 wines with two of each.
Benefits
You can buy a trial case by ordering your chosen option below. If you would prefer to sign up to the quarterly case then please contact us on 01832 273502 or pop into one of our stores, so we can set up your subscription which you can opt out of at any time.
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Alan says
Hand selected barrels producing bourbon in small batches has been around for a very long time and the Reverend Elijah Craig was one of the original pioneers of this art. He allegedly operated in the Royal Spring Mill which today is Georgetown Kentucky. As fate would have it, he suffered a small fire in the distillery which resulted in the barrels being 'charred'. Not wanting to be wasteful he continued to use the barrels and as luck would have it, this actually resulted in the bourbon tasting much better as it took on a much smoother and richer complexity and a distinctive colour and flavour of its own.Alan says
Hand selected barrels producing bourbon in small batches has been around for a very long time and the Reverend Elijah Craig was one of the original pioneers of this art. He allegedly operated in the Royal Spring Mill which today is Georgetown Kentucky. As fate would have it, he suffered a small fire in the distillery which resulted in the barrels being 'charred'. Not wanting to be wasteful he continued to use the barrels and as luck would have it, this actually resulted in the bourbon tasting much better as it took on a much smoother and richer complexity and a distinctive colour and flavour of its own.| Price | Quantity | ||||
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