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The Cotswolds in a bottle — lavender, bay laurel, and black pepper from England's most photogenic hills.
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46% ABV. A Scotch whisky distillery's masterwork: 31 botanicals, of which 22 are native to Islay, distilled in a rare Lomond still. Floral elderflower and mint on the nose, lemon balm citrus throughout, and a long, minty finish. Like Cotswolds Dry Gin, The Botanist is entirely defined by where it comes from. Both gins are built on a classic nine-botanical backbone, then elevated by locally foraged ingredients that give them a distinctive 'sense of place' — lavender and bay leaf for Cotswolds, wild island flora for The Botanist. You'll find the same interplay of floral lift and citrus brightness that draws you to Cotswolds, but The Botanist pushes deeper into complexity — 31 botanicals means there's always something new to discover in the glass. If you enjoy Cotswolds with a premium tonic, The Botanist rewards exactly the same approach.
41.6% ABV. Distilled from English wheat spirit with ten botanicals in a classic London Dry style. Leads with vibrant juniper and lemon tart, with orange marmalade, fresh lemon zest, and a dry, spice-edged finish. Cotswolds Dry Gin is built on an English wheat spirit foundation with juniper, coriander, citrus, and spice — and Sipsmith follows that same blueprint with exceptional precision. Both are craft gins that revere the London Dry tradition without being locked inside it. If you love the way Cotswolds balances bright citrus against a dry, pithy backbone, Sipsmith delivers that same tension in spades. It's the go-to benchmark for that style, and you'll feel immediately at home.
45% ABV. A tiny-batch Welsh dry gin made from 29 botanicals, 19 of which are hand-foraged from a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve. Silky and elegant, with cucumber, lavender, chamomile, lemon balm, and a refreshingly minty finish. Cotswolds Dry Gin's real soul is its connection to a specific patch of English countryside — lavender grown on-site, bay leaf from local hedgerows. Pollination takes that 'gin as terroir' idea further than almost any other bottle on the market, with botanicals foraged fresh (not dried) from the wild Dyfi Valley in Wales, produced in batches of just 100 bottles. The flavour world is unmistakably familiar — floral, herbaceous, citrus-bright — but the execution is startlingly intimate and seasonal. If you're drawn to the craft and provenance behind Cotswolds, Pollination is the rabbit hole that rewards that curiosity.
What makes Cotswolds Dry Gin distinctive?
Cotswolds Dry Gin is the flagship spirit from the Cotswolds Distillery, using locally-sourced lavender and a distinctive bay laurel botanical alongside traditional juniper and nine others. The result is a gin with a distinctly English character — herbal, slightly floral, with a fresh citrus backbone and a lingering warm spice finish. The distillery's location in a converted farm building in the Cotswold countryside is as English as the gin itself.
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Silent Pool and Warner's Rhubarb share that rural English craft distillery character. For the Cotswolds in another format, the Distillery's single malt whisky is outstanding. For lavender specifically, Hendrick's Midsummer Solstice. Use More Like This to get AI-matched gin alternatives with direct links to UK retailers — free, no account needed.
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What makes Cotswolds Dry Gin distinctive?
Cotswolds Dry Gin is the flagship spirit from the Cotswolds Distillery, using locally-sourced lavender and a distinctive bay laurel botanical alongside traditional juniper and nine others. The result is a gin with a distinctly English character — herbal, slightly floral, with a fresh citrus backbone and a lingering warm spice finish. The distillery's location in a converted farm building in the Cotswold countryside is as English as the gin itself.
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