United Kingdom Spirits

Beefeater London Dry Gin — Distilled in London, England | 1.75L

Beefeater is the world's #3 premium gin — and the only international premium gin still distilled in London. Crafted at the Kennington distillery in the heart of the city since 1863, it is the benchmark London Dry: bold, juniper-forward, and unmistakably British. Master Distiller Desmond Payne oversees a recipe of nine botanicals — including Seville orange peel, lemon peel, angelica root, coriander, and almonds — steeped for 24 hours before distillation to extract maximum flavor and complexity. At 47% ABV, it is built for cocktails that demand a gin with genuine presence. The 1.75L format is the smart buy for home bars, restaurants, and anyone who goes through Beefeater fast enough to know better than to buy the small bottle.

Fresh and clean on the nose with a classic London Dry profile: big juniper character, bright lemon peel, and strong citrus notes. On the palate, bold and well-structured with flavors of lemon peel and juniper accented by white pepper, ginger, cayenne, and coriander, fading to a zingy lemon finish with a mildly sweet exit. At 47% ABV it reads with authority — ideal for drinks with dilution, where it truly shines.

Wine Enthusiast 92 Points — Best Buy | "Setting the benchmark for London dry-style gins. Fresh, clean scent and flavors of lemon peel and juniper, accented by white pepper, ginger, cayenne and coriander before fading to zingy lemon and a mildly sweet exit. Ideal for drinks with a bit of dilution, like a classic Gin & Tonic."

• Producer: Beefeater Gin, Kennington, London, England
• Style: London Dry Gin
• Botanicals: Juniper, Seville orange peel, lemon peel, angelica root, coriander, almonds + more
• ABV: 47% (94 Proof)
• Size: 1.75L
• Tasting Notes: Juniper, lemon peel, citrus, white pepper, ginger, cayenne, coriander, zingy finish
• Best In: Gin & Tonic, Martini, Negroni, Tom Collins, Gimlet
• Serve: Over ice with premium tonic and a lemon twist

92 points, Best Buy from Wine Enthusiast — Beefeater 1.75L is the London Dry that set the standard, in the size that makes sense.

Gordon’s · London Dry Gin · 80 Proof · Scotland · 1.0L

Gordon’s is the world’s best-selling London Dry Gin — a title it has held for generations, and for good reason. First distilled in 1769 by Alexander Gordon in London, the recipe has remained a closely guarded secret ever since. What is known: a unique blend of juniper berries, citrus peel, and rare herbs and spices, carefully distilled to produce a gin of distinctive crispness, clean aromatics, and the kind of reliable, versatile character that has made it the backbone of countless classic cocktails. Now in a generous 1.0L format — the smart choice for the home bar.

Crisp and clean on the nose with classic juniper at the fore, layered with bright citrus and fragrant herbal notes. On the palate, it is dry and refreshing with a balanced botanical profile — juniper-forward, citrus-bright, and smooth enough to drink on the rocks or in any gin cocktail you care to make.

• Producer: Gordon’s (Diageo), Fife, Scotland
• Style: London Dry Gin
• ABV: 40% (80 Proof)
• Botanicals: Juniper berries, citrus peel, rare herbs & spices (secret recipe since 1769)
• Format: 1.0 Liter
• Tasting Notes: Juniper, citrus peel, fragrant herbs, crisp and clean, dry finish
• Serve: G&T with a slice of lemon · Martini · Negroni · Tom Collins · On the rocks

London Dry Gin — the world’s #1, distilled to the same secret recipe since 1769. Crisp, juniper-forward, and built for every classic gin cocktail. 1.0L.

Producer Description 

Orchard fruit notes are common to both Calvados and Scotch malt whisky. Many Calvados producers double-distil in pot stills, just like their Scottish cousins. Maturation in French oak is another aspect of their shared DNA.

These two spirits share richness, sweetness and complexity; the Calvados lends an intensity and length to the finish which enhances the character of the Scotch whiskies.

Serve over ice, mix with amari and vermouth into a unique twist on a boulevardier, or pair with a deliciously sweet tarte tatin. 

We think you’ll agree that these two spirits really do have an affinity for one another.