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Best enjoyed with East Imperial Burma Tonic Water, garnished with Twist of clementine peel and Lightly crushed cardamom pod.
Recommended TonicEast Imperial Burma Tonic Water
Garnish
Twist of Clementine Peel
Garnish
Lightly Crushed Cardamom Pod7 Dials London Dry Gin pays tribute to the historic Seven Dials intersection in London's St Giles district. This artisanal gin is crafted in small batches by the London Gin Club, utilizing a cold-distillation technique with a rotary evaporation still. This method preserves the freshness and vitality of the botanicals, preventing them from becoming "cooked."
Its unique recipe incorporates seven carefully selected botanicals: juniper, coriander, angelica, marshmallow root, clementine peel, cardamom, and almond. This combination offers a rich and complex aromatic profile. On the nose, notes of juniper-infused double cream blend with herbaceous touches of coriander and lavender, followed by zesty aromatics. On the palate, angelica and cardamom spices open up, followed by a surge of fresh juniper and dense earthy root notes. The finish is gentle, with fresh coriander and bay leaf, giving way to almond and tangy clementine zest.
With an alcohol content of 46%, this bold and uncompromising gin evokes a smooth sip of 18th-century London history, rich with juniper, potent herbs, and citrus zest.

Twist of Clementine Peel
Lightly Crushed Cardamom PodIn a highball glass, add large ice cubes to maintain a chilled temperature without excessive dilution.
Pour 5 cl of 7 Dials London Dry Gin over the ice, allowing its citrus and spicy notes to emerge.
Top with 15 cl of East Imperial Burma Tonic, whose warm cinnamon and zesty lime flavors complement the gin's cardamom and clementine peel botanicals.
Stir gently to integrate the flavors.
Garnish with a twist of clementine peel and a lightly crushed cardamom pod to enhance the aromatic profile.
Alternatively, consider pairing with Fever-Tree Mediterranean Tonic or East Imperial Grapefruit Tonic for a different flavor experience.





