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Nobody remembers who brought it. Everyone remembers what happened next.

You weren't supposed to find this.
But perhaps you're the sort who finds things anyway.

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British, knowing, and not the sort of thing sensible plans recover from.

For long tables, late starts, and the sort of company one should probably not sit beside twice.

Once favoured by the late Queen.

Now favoured by people who know exactly what they are doing and do it anyway. Gin and something red, in the correct proportion.

Bottled. Ready.

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You may as well know how this started.

Most people who find it wish they'd found it sooner.

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"A British drink with heritage, character and social meaning."

Henry Jeffreys
Drinking Culture

"Jesus lads, thats dangerously, dangerously good'

Jake Woolf
Guns on pegs podcast

Not every evening deserves it.

Some things circulate quietly before everyone starts pretending they knew all along.

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Try The British Spritz

With soda.

A little lighter. For long lunches that stopped pretending to be lunch around the second bottle.

Straight.

No flourish. No fuss. No real explanation the next morning.

One bottle. Three rituals. None especially innocent.

The British Spritz

G&D, English sparkling wine, soda and citrus.

A longer summer serve for lawns, lunches, terraces and the part of the afternoon that starts making promises.

Less orange. More consequence.

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glass of G&D, the bottled gin and Dubonnet serve

G&D and soda, the bottled gin and Dubonnet serve

G&D and sparkling wine, the bottled gin and Dubonnet serve

Some things circulate quietly before everyone starts pretending they knew all along.
This is how that happens.

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