Boodles Gin

Boodles is named after one of London's oldest gentlemen's clubs in St. James, founded in 1762 by Edward Boodle and still a symbol of classic British class.

Boodles Premium London Dry Gin England 70 cl 40%

Item no.: 2222786539-1034

Boodles Premium Dry Gin England - try in a classic /h2> Try this delicious Premium Dry Gin in a classic . It looks festive and tastes fantastic. Named after the gentlemen's club on St. James Street, it features classic juniper and grapefruit notes with hints of coriander, cracked pepper and rosemary. - Distillery: Gin - Name: Gin Water - Botanicals: Juniper berries etc. - Country: Spain - Type: Dry Gin - Alc. strength: 42% - 70 cl. - Recommended Tonic Water: Fever-Tree Mediterranean Tonic - Recommended Garnish: A slice of lemon peel London martini Boodles London martini Boodles 5th 5th
1pcs.
33,50EUR

About Boodles Gin

By deliberately leaving citrus out of the recipe, Boodles stands apart from most other London Dry gins, with a more earthy, spiced profile that has been the house's hallmark since launch.

History & Background

The name and heritage draw directly on Boodle's Club, an institution that has been a gathering place for London's upper class since 1762, an association the brand has deliberately cultivated in positioning itself as a classic, solid gin.

Production & Style

Juniper and classic London Dry botanicals are distilled with no added citrus, giving Boodles its characteristic, more earthy profile compared to citrus-driven competitors.

Signature Style

Spiced, Earthy, Classic
A spiced, earthy character with no citrus notes, a deliberate departure from the classic London Dry template that gives Boodles its own identity.

Facts

Producer	Boodles
Founded	1845 (brand); club 1762
Pronounced	BOO-dls
Region	London
Country	England
Owner	Proximo Spirits
Botanicals	Juniper, nutmeg, sage and rosemary plus further secret botanicals - deliberately without citrus peel
Strength	45.2%
Official website	boodlesgin.com

Did You Know?

Boodles is one of very few well-known London Dry gins that deliberately leave citrus out of the recipe, giving it a more earthy, spiced profile than most competitors.

Like Boodles Gin? You should also try:

Ferdinand's Gin and Malfy Gin.