Warners Christmas Cake Gin Limited Edition 70 cl 40%

This limited edition from Warner's captures early summer's elderflowers and late summer's abundance of fruit in one refreshing gin.

Expert's description

Warners Apple & Pear Limited Edition Harrington Gin is an English Fruit Gin, bottled at 40%.

The gin combines early summer's elderflowers with late summer's fruit, where apples and pears especially come to the fore.

It is distilled by Warner's Distillery in Northamptonshire, known for using fresh, natural ingredients grown on their own farm.

It is best served in large glasses with a fine, neutral tonic that highlights the gin's character rather than overpowering it.

Tasting notes

Nose

The nose is floral, with elderflower and a fresh sweetness of apple and pear.

Palate

The palate is refreshing and fruity, with distinct apple and pear supported by elderflower.

Finish

The finish is light and fruity, with a floral touch.

Specifications

Name: Warners Apple & Pear Limited Edition Harrington Gin
Distillery: Warner's Distillery
Country: England
Type: Fruit Gin
ABV: 40%
Size: 70 CL
EAN no.: 5060327910623
Serving suggestion: Gin & Tonic with a neutral tonic
Distillery: h

Flavour profile

Fruity · Floral · Refreshing · Light

Did you know?

Warner's Distillery is based on a farm in Northamptonshire, where they grow many of their own botanicals.

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Frequently asked questions about Warners Apple & Pear Gin

What does Warners Apple & Pear Gin taste like?

It tastes refreshing and fruity, with distinct apple and pear supported by elderflower.

What makes Warners Apple & Pear Gin special?

It combines early summer's elderflowers with late summer's fruit in a light, refreshing gin.

How is Warners Apple & Pear Gin best served?

Serve it in large glasses with a fine, neutral tonic that highlights the gin's character. A cold, tall glass shows off the aromas best – see our gin & tonic glasses.

Where does Warners Apple & Pear Gin come from?

It is distilled by Warner's Distillery in Northamptonshire, England.