Special Gin

Harahorn Gin comes to us from Norway and Det Norske Brenneri AS, which is the second largest company in liqueur production. Its name comes from the famous mountain in Norway called Harahorn and has the same name as the beautiful animal that lives there.

Harbour 48N Gin was born from Daniel Casas' passion for the wealth of the sea, wandering and a magically unique land: the Evros Delta. It was there that Harbour 48N Gin was inspired and envisioned.

Hayman's London Dry Gin is a gin from London and the Hayman family, which is the oldest gin-making family in London, having been making gin since 1863. Their gin is distilled in a copper urn and used to make 10 different herbs.

"A perfect crime requires a perfect gin," say the French and perhaps from this phrase they inspired and created the Hedonist Perfect Crime Gin. It is a perfect gin, awarded as the French gin of the year in 2020.

Hendrick's Gin is a gin originating in Scotland. The bottle is opaque, matte black and refers to the old bottles used by pharmacists for their therapeutic filters, an idea that immediately makes the drink look even more impressive.

Hendrick's Gin Orbium has Latin roots and comes from the word "orb" which in Latin means circle. In this way the rounded character of gin is symbolized in combination with the eye depicted on the bottle. The bottle is opaque and refers to the old bottles used by pharmacists for their therapeutic filters, an idea that immediately makes the drink look even more impressive.

Hendrick's Gin Lunar is a limited-edition gin that was released in 2020 by the Scottish distillery, Hendrick's Gin. The gin is a celebration of the moon and its mystical properties.

Jodhpur London Dry Gin is produced in the oldest distillery in England and is made from 13 different herbs, some of which come from India. This gin got its name from the city of Jodhpur in India, which is known as the Blue City (Blue City), because it has many blue houses. Jodhpur London Dry Gin won a gold medal at the 2011 World Spirit Competition in San Francisco.

Junipero Gin was created by the Distillery-Winery of Thrace, which wanted to expand its range and launch another product. The company's history begins in 1977 when insight and business concerns unite 17 small distillers. Thus in 1893, Thracian ouzo began to be exported to Europe. In 2014 we are recommended Junipero Gin. A drink that immediately won over a large audience and its name comes from the Latin name of the juniper berries "Juniper communis".

It is an aged gin with a complexity of taste and aromas that highlight the Japanese aesthetic.