A pink Gin reflecting garden flavors and celebrating botanicals. 

If you desire premium British Gin, Boodles is the way to go. Established in 1845 and made in the UK, it was initially only sold in the US and Japan. Later on, in 2013, it was introduced to its home territory and took the UK Gin market by storm. And what’s with the quirky name? Well, we’ll have you know that Boodles is a private gentleman’s club in St. James’s London, formerly frequented by Winston Churchill and the author of the James Bond series, Ian Flemming. The distillery that brings this sacred liquid to life is none other than the supposedly oldest distillery in the UK—Greenalls. All Boodles Gins are made from British wheat, then distilled again into a Carter Head copper still, allowing the many wonderful botanicals to be completely infused into the colorless Spirit. Oh, and one fun fact: their Gin contains no citrusy aspects—a deliberate decision made by the respectable distillers to bring out the best from all the botanicals: nutmeg, sage, rosemary, piney notes, and the all-important juniper.

No, it’s not a cocktail recipe taken from the British bake-off, although its two garden essentials make common appearances in that popular British show. Instead, it’s liquid happiness. Introducing Boodles Rhubarb & Strawberry Gin—a summery Gin that cools you down in the summer and warms you up during cold winter days. Its essential ingredients include Rhubarb and Strawberries, representing British gardens in their finest bloom—including rose-red colors and bursting with juicy flavors. The color of the wonderous garden patch is captured in this pink Spirit, making it pretty and tasty to drink. Boasting sweet and tart flavors, this gentle liquid fares well in a G&T with a twist or as a cheeky splattering in your chalice of Prosecco. Curious? Have a go at this pink wonder.