Gin Botanicals

A south-east asian spice that adds a distinct anise flavour. A potent spice that adds anise character. Gins featuring star anise typically have a ...

A sweet and earthy spice that adds a spicy sweetness to gins. Nutmeg is a fairly potent spice which adds a sweet spice and lingering heat when used...

Cassia sticks are often regarded as the hardier version of cinnamon while still providing similar characteristics to cinnamon. Cinnamomum cassia, ...

Coriander Seeds are used extensively in gin production and European Beer styles such as witbier. Coriander seeds are the second most prominent bota...

Add a warm lingering zinc and fresh pop to your gins or boost the ginger kick of your next ginger beer! Ginger is a family modern gin botanical. Wh...

Cardamon is one of the worlds most expensive spices with an intense potent character. Cardamon is an extremely potent spice. Only very small quant...

Lightly Dried Juniper berries are the cornerstone of gin production. Juniper berries add a complex flavour to final spirit with many flavour notes ...

A sweet and earthy spice that adds a spicy warmth to your gin.   An earthy rich spice that adds a warming sweetness, nutty character and complex sp...

Add a complex spiced character to your gins. Fennel is becoming a more popular gin botanical due to its use in popular contemporary gins around th...

Add a light floral note with a mild rose perfumed flavour to your gins. Rose is a becoming a popular gin botanical due to the pleasant rose perfume...

A south-east asian herb that adds a fresh grassy zing with a distinct lemon aroma. Lemon grass will add a fresh grassy flavour when used as a gin ...