London Dry Gin Edgar Sopper

Gin Edgar Sopper, a London dry gin, a symbolic product of the British distilling tradition and the result of the expertise of one of the oldest gin distilleries in the country.

Legend has it that the crow Edgar Sopper pretended to be dead to attract the attention of the Guardian of the Tower of London and that, when he picked it up in his hands in alarm, it pecked at his finger and then flew away cawing. This classic London dry gin is dedicated to him and his sagacity.

Gin Edgar Sopper is characterized by the presence of five botanicals - juniper, coriander, angelica root, lemon peel and Cubeb pepper - and presents a rich and balanced bouquet to the nose, where the balsamic note of juniper emerges.