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Our next #GinTasting Review is on the Himalayan inspired Boxer Gin, one of Chloe’s
The Boxer is a crisp London Dry Gin with an intense, complex, vibrant
Angela, their 114-year-old copper pot still heats the spirit to produce
We’ve served ours with Fever-Tree Indian Tonic Water, accompanied by dried orange peel to balance out the blend of juniper, warm aromatic spices, floral roots & citrus tones. The piney notes compliment a perfumed citrus profile whilst the nutmeg helps with a lingering finish, long after finishing your G&T.
Boxer Gin certainly packs just as much of a punch as Thomas King and is superb, highly recommend
Our next #GinTasting Review is on the Himalayan inspired Boxer Gin, one of Chloe’s
The Boxer is a crisp London Dry Gin with an intense, complex, vibrant
Angela, their 114-year-old copper pot still heats the spirit to produce
We’ve served ours with Fever-Tree Indian Tonic Water, accompanied by dried orange peel to balance out the blend of juniper, warm aromatic spices, floral roots & citrus tones. The piney notes compliment a perfumed citrus profile whilst the nutmeg helps with a lingering finish, long after finishing your G&T.
Boxer Gin certainly packs just as much of a punch as Thomas King and is superb, highly recommend