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Old Tower London Dry Gin is a classic spirit with a Slovak soul, bottled in a generous 0.7l size. Crafted using traditional methods with no added sugar, this 37.5% alcohol gin features a harmonious blend of juniper and select botanicals. It is absolutely perfect for mixing your favorite Gin and Tonic or classic cocktails. This product is for those over 18 only.
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0.7l, 37.5% alc
Old Tower London Dry Gin – Classic Enjoyment with a Slovak Soul
A London Dry Gin with Character – from Slovakia
Discover the Old Tower London Dry Gin – an authentic London Dry Gin, produced in Slovakia using traditional methods. With an alcohol content of 37.5% vol. and a clear, slightly bluish color, this gin offers a balanced taste experience, ideal for classic cocktails and long drinks. The careful selection of botanicals, including juniper and selected herbs and spices, gives it a complex yet harmonious aroma.
Why Old Tower London Dry Gin?
- Traditional Production: Produced according to the classic London Dry method, without the addition of sugar or sweeteners.
- Balanced Botanicals: A harmonious blend of juniper and selected herbs and spices ensures a complex taste experience.
- Versatile Use: Ideal for classic gin cocktails like Gin Tonic or Martini, as well as for creative mixed drinks.
Whether neat, on ice, or mixed – the Old Tower London Dry Gin impresses with its quality and characteristic taste. A must-have for all gin lovers who value traditional production and balanced aromas.
A Piece of Slovak Distilling Art
Behind the Old Tower London Dry Gin stands the renowned distillery St. Nicolaus, known for its high-quality spirits. With passion and expertise, products are created here that perfectly combine tradition and modernity.
Discover and Enjoy Now!
Treat yourself to the Old Tower London Dry Gin and experience a gin that impresses with its taste, quality, and origin. A highlight for every home bar and a must-have for lovers of classic gin specialties.










