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In the mid-19th century, James Burroughs created Beefeater, the only gin produced in the heart of London. To develop it, he took inspiration from the royal guards, nicknamed Beefeaters, who protect the Tower of London. Even today, the recipe is still the same, even if it has remained absolutely secret: it is only transmitted by the Master Distiller in charge to his successor.
Beefeater is the most exported brand of Premium Gin in the world. It is an exceptionally fresh, pure and crisp gin with a subtle touch of citrus and fruit. The complexity of his recipe results in a spirit with a multidimensional character, at the same time balanced and complete. It is deal for creating the most delicious cocktails!
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Description of Beefeater
Beefeater
TASTING NOTES:
- Color: Colorless.
- Aroma: Scents of the botanicals (juniper, orange peel, lemon and grapefruit, coriander, licorice, angelica root, iris root, almond).
- Taste: Notes of citrus fruits, vegetal elements and licorice; dry and balanced taste.
PRODUCER: Beefeater
The distillery was founded in 1863 by James Burrough in Kennington, a district of London. The distribution of this gin is currently managed by Pernod Ricard, a French company specializing in the distribution of wines and spirits worldwide.
COUNTRY: England
PRODUCTION DETAILS: Made with 9 natural botanicals, which macerate for 24 hours in alcohol before being distilled.
ALCOHOL: 40%
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Beefeater

Beefeater is a brand of English gin produced by James Burrough Ltd and distributed by the French company Pernod Ricard. It is one of the last gin still produced in the city of London. The distillery's headquarters is located at 20 Montford Place, in the Kennington district, and covers about 9,000 square metres between offices, warehouses and production sites. The distillery houses five Carter-Head bronze stills, still used today in the production of gin.
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