Chase GB Gin is an English London Dry Gin from Chase Distillery, a producer rooted in the Herefordshire countryside and known for a field-to-bottle approach built around British potatoes. The gin starts from the distillery's potato-based spirit, then moves into a classic dry gin register through a selection of ten botanicals. This agricultural origin gives the bottle a clear identity: it is not just a neutral London Dry profile, but a gin connected to the raw material and distilling culture of the Chase estate.

The botanical composition is broad but precise: juniper, coriander seed, bitter almond, cinnamon bark, ginger, cloves, angelica root, liquorice root, lemon peel and cardamom. Juniper keeps the profile firmly anchored in gin tradition, while lemon peel brings lift and clarity. Coriander seed and cardamom add aromatic brightness, and the warmer botanicals - cinnamon, ginger and clove - give the gin its spicy backbone without turning it into a sweet or heavy expression.

On the nose, Chase GB Gin opens with clean juniper, citrus peel and a dry aromatic spice. The palate is crisp and structured, with the citrus sharpening the first impression before the warmer botanicals develop through the middle. Bitter almond and angelica add depth, liquorice root rounds the texture slightly, and the finish stays dry, peppered and refreshing. The balance is built around precision rather than softness, which suits its London Dry identity.

Bottled at 40% alcohol by volume, Chase GB Gin works naturally in a classic gin and tonic, especially with a tonic that does not hide its citrus and spice. A slice of ginger, lemon peel or a discreet citrus garnish can underline the gin's existing character. It also has the clarity required for a Martini or other classic cocktails where the gin needs to bring juniper, structure and a clean dry finish.