The King of Soho I London Dry Gin I Unique sweetness of grapefruit peel I Liquorice finish I 42% Vol. I 700 ml

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And we thought, what better way to celebrate his life and his Soho legacy than to create a gin in his name? Add eldelflower cordial, lemon juice and sparkling water, cucumber and rosemary for garnish - perfection! Whilst remaining true to its London Dry heritage the gin has a delicate combination of sweetness, citrus and earthiness and a hint of grapefruit bitterness on the back of the palate. There are three standard tours to choose from (from 30 minutes to an hour-and-a-half), as well as a regular calendar of special events as well. There is, of course, a practical, boring administrative side to running a business, which we’re not going to bore the readers with!

Also sign me up for newsletters so I can get special offers, recommendations, and expert advice to my inbox! Well, they’ll take you on a tour of some of London’s best, including a few that are mentioned in our guide here. The King of Soho London Dry Gin is distilled in the heart of London using traditional methods; a complex spirit crafted with not less than 12 botanicals to a unique flavour profile.As you say, we’re in unusual times and I’m looking at the moment to grow the brand out of that, so I’m hiring. The gin has a clean and gentle nose which belies its strength that opens up to reveal classic juniper and pine notes with a refreshing zest of citrus oil.

Encapsulating the rich creativity and unique lifestyle of the effervescent London district of Soho, the King of Soho gin delicately combines citrusy grapefruit with classic juniper to create a perfectly balanced authentic London Dry Gin. Perhaps you want to drink a lot of the stuff while you do – it’d only be right, in the name of education that is. The cookie is used to calculate visitor, session, campaign data and keep track of site usage for the site's analytics report.King of Soho is made in the heart of London by Howard Raymond, son of Paul Raymond, the property tycoon who helped revolutionise Soho and make it the wonderful centre for culture it is today. Even if the essence of who you are stays the same, you grow as a person and that helps whatever you’re doing in business at that time. Gin has been a country-wide obsession for many centuries, however there was a long lull in production in the heart of the capital.