Greenall

Q: How do you serve Greenall's gin?

There are so many ways to enjoy Greenall's gin! Some of our favourite recipes include a classic Gin and Tonic, a refreshing Gin Rickey, or even a Dirty Martini. However you choose to drink it, we promise you'll love the smooth, herbal flavour of Greenall's.

Q: Where is Greenall's gin made?

Greenall's gin is distilled in Warrington, England. It is made with juniper berries, coriander seeds, angelica root, liquorice root, and orris root. It's a London Dry gin, which means it's distilled in a pot still and has a very particular flavour profile that's different from other types of gin.

You’re a gin lover, and you know it. But do you really? Here at the Bottle Club we know that when it comes to gin, there are two types of people in this world – those who love Greenall’s Original L...

Greenall

You’re a gin lover, and you know it. But do you really? Here at the Bottle Club we know that when it comes to gin, there are two types of people in this world – those who love Greenall’s Original London Dry Gin and those who haven’t tried it yet. Greenall’s is the original, and it’s been around since 1761. The secret recipe was passed down from generation to generation of master distillers, and now you can get your hands on this award-winning gin. It tastes great in cocktails or straight up with tonic water. For over 250 years, Greenall's the original has been handcrafted by England's oldest gin distillers. Seven generations of master distillers have passed down the unique recipe using only the finest botanicals to produce a gold award winning gin.

There are few things more satisfying than enjoying your favourite drink with friends on a Friday night after work or sipping on some delicious G&T while watching the sun set over the ocean. We know once you try it, you'll be back for more! And if not...well then we're happy to take your money anyway ;) Purchase Greenall online today from The Bottle Club!

How do you serve Greenall's gin?

Where is Greenall's gin made?