Region: Scotland

When people talk about Scottish Gin, there’s two possibilities: one is that they’re snarking about how some of the gins born out of 18th and 19th-century London are now distilled in Scotland at the Cameron Bridge distillery.And the other kind of Scottish Gin is the kind that was born in Scotland and captures the essence of Scotland. Caorunn uses locally foraged gin botanicals, Crossbill uses juniper from a 200 year old bush outside their distillery, and Eden Mill even makes a Golf Gin, so named for the nearby St. Andrew golf course. Scotland has much more to offer the gin world than simple being where Gordon’s Gin is made today.

Region: Scotland

Hendrick’s Flora Adora Gin

Neptunia Gin

Lemon Verbena & Juniper Gin

Lind and Lime Gin

Porter’s Tropical Old Tom Gin

House of Botanicals Maple Old Tom Gin

Rock Rose Gin

Edinburgh Lemon and Jasmine Gin

Tanqueray Flor de Sevilla

Red Door Highland Gin

Tanqueray No. 10

Tanqueray Rangpur Lime Gin

Hendrick’s Orbium Gin

Tanqueray Bloomsbury Gin

Hendrick’s Midsummer Solstice Gin

Scottish Kings Gin

Chocolate Cherry Gin

Eden Mill Love Gin

McQueen Chocolate Orange Gin

Pickering’s Gin 1947

Firkin Gin

McQueen Mocha Gin

Crossbill 200

Indian Summer Saffron Infused Gin