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A
A
ROYAL
ROYAL
HABIT,
HABIT,
Bottled.
Bottled.
Before lunch. Naturally.
The late Queen was famously partial to gin and Dubonnet before lunch, served over ice with lemon. A small act of royal good judgement we thought deserved a bottle of its own.
We kept the ritual.
Lost the measuring.
G&D is a proper British aperitif, blended in Somerset for people with better things to do than measure drinks.
Civilised beginnings.
Unreliable endings.
Made for hosts, long lunches and plans with weak foundations. It does not ask where the afternoon was meant to go. It wonders where it might end up.
Before lunch. Naturally.
The late Queen was famously partial to gin and Dubonnet before lunch, served over ice with lemon. A small act of royal good judgement we thought deserved a bottle of its own.
Civilised beginnings.
Unreliable endings.
Made for hosts, long lunches and plans with weak foundations. It does not ask where the afternoon was meant to go. It wonders where it might end up.
We kept the ritual.
Lost the measuring.
G&D is a proper British aperitif, blended in Somerset for people with better things to do than measure drinks.
A
A
ROYAL
ROYAL
HABIT,
HABIT,
Bottled.
Bottled.
How it's taken.
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I
THE ROYAL HABIT
G&D · ICE · LEMON
Before lunch, naturally.
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II
THE
LONG
ONE
G&D · LEMONADE · ICE · LEMON
Some afternoons refuse to end.
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III
THE SHARP
ONE
G&D · BITTER LEMON · ICE · LEMON
For those with places to be.
Eventually.
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IV
THE BRITISH SPRITZ
G&D · CHAMPAGNE · LEMONADE · ICE
Rarely a one-glass decision.
THE BAR
Choose your level of optimism.
ONE BOTTLE
A considered beginning.
£40
Standard delivery added at checkout.
CASE OF SIX
The optimistic approach
£225
Standard delivery included.
TWO BOTTLES
The sensible approach
£80
Standard delivery included.
Life is better when it occasionally goes off schedule.
G&D began with a royal ritual, but it was never intended to sit quietly in the drinks cabinet. We bottled it for long lunches, sharper evenings and plans that improve when they start to unravel. It is British in the way we like best: composed on arrival, considerably less predictable by the end.
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"A British drink with heritage, character and social meaning."
Henry Jeffreys
Drinking Culture
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"Jesus lads, thats dangerously, dangerously good"
Jake Woolf
Guns on pegs podcast
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“A fresh, modern twist… Summer bliss!”
Somerset Life
“Inspired by the late Queen’s favourite aperitif — ready to serve over ice with lemon.”
County Life
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