Sloane’s Original Dry Gin
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Named for Sir Hans Sloane, the physician-botanist whose collection seeded the Natural History Museum, Sloane's distils each of its nine botanicals separately before blending. The recipe runs juniper, cardamom, Italian iris root, Moroccan coriander, angelica root, Indian liquorice root, Madagascan vanilla pods, Spanish lemons and sweet oranges, using whole fresh botanicals where possible. Vanilla lends a warm, rounded sweetness — a hero botanical to make your own gin sing.
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Botanicals in Sloane’s Original Dry Gin
Juniper
Juniperus communis
Piney, Resinous, Citrus-bright
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Cardamom Green
Elettaria cardamomum
Bright-aromatic, Cool-camphor, Floral-sweet
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Orris Root
Iris pallida (premium), Iris germanica (commercial)
Violet-powdery, Woody-floral, Earthy-soft
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Coriander Seed
Coriandrum sativum
Citrus-bright, Warm-sweet, Lightly-floral
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Angelica Root
Angelica archangelica
Earthy, Herbal, Musky-sweet
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Liquorice Root
Glycyrrhiza glabra
Sweet-deep, Anise-edged, Smooth-warm
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Vanilla
Vanilla planifolia
Sweet-creamy, Deep-vanilla, Caramel-warm
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Lemon
Citrus limon
Sharp-bright, Citrus-floral, Sun-zest
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