That Boutique y Gin Company - Retro Gin Fridge Tin (8x5cl)
That Boutique y Gin Company - Retro Gin Fridge Tin (8x5cl)

That Boutique y Gin Company

Retro Gin Fridge Tin (8x5cl)

£39.95
5cl / Average of 46%

A fantastic gift set in a gift box shaped like a minature retro fridge. Featuring eight different 50ml miniature bottles from That Boutique-y Gin Company's gin selection. The perfect quirky gift for the gin lovers in your life!

Retro Gin Fridge contents:

-1x 50ml bottle of Moonshot Gin (That Boutique-y Gin Company)

-1x 50ml bottle of Yuzu Gin (That Boutique-y Gin Company)

-1x 50ml bottle of Smoked Rosemary Gin (That Boutique-y Gin Company)

-1x 50ml bottle of Rhubarb Triangle Gin (That Boutique-y Gin Company)

-1x 50ml bottle of Spit-Roasted Pineapple Gin (That Boutique-y Gin Company)

-1x 50ml bottle of Strawberry & Balsamico Gin (That Boutique-y Gin Company)

-1x 50ml bottle of Finger Lime Gin (That Boutique-y Gin Company)

-1x 50ml bottle of Cherry Gin (That Boutique-y Gin Company)

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Distillery StatusOperational

Size5cl

Delivery Weight2.0 kg

StrengthAverage of 46%

ABOUT THE DISTILLERY / BOTTLER


That Boutique-y Whisky Company are an award-winning independent whisky bottler of distilleries from around the world, as well as a maker of blends.

They don't just pick any old whisky (sometimes it’s very old). In fact it’s often a once in a lifetime tipple from some of the world’s greatest distilleries. If there’s a whisky that doesn’t quite fit a distillery’s whisky ‘style’ they snap it up (as long as it’s delicious of course…) and add their famously funky labels to the bottles.

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