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A Scottish dry gin distilled in a rare Lomond still at Bruichladdich, Islay, at 46% ABV. Packed with 31 botanicals — 22 of them hand-foraged from the Hebrides — it delivers meadowsweet, elderflower, and mint over a silky, citrus-laced base. If you love Hendrick's for its 'most unusual gin' philosophy and its signature floral elegance, The Botanist is your natural next step. Both gins are built around the idea that great gin demands rare, regionally specific botanicals — here it's wild Islay meadowsweet and Lady's Bedstraw flowers doing the work that rose and cucumber do for Hendrick's. You'll find the same lush, perfumed quality on the nose and the same refreshing smoothness on the palate, but The Botanist dials up the botanical complexity considerably. It rewards you in the same way Hendrick's does — beautifully in a G&T with a cool garnish, or as a floral Martini that feels genuinely special.

A premium French gin distilled from Ugni Blanc grape spirit at 40% ABV, starring rare hand-picked vine flowers macerated and distilled at their seasonal peak. Expect delicate vine blossom, lemon verbena, spiced juniper, and a uniquely smooth, fruity finish. Hendrick's won its fanbase by breaking away from the grain-spirit, juniper-first London Dry template — and G'Vine Floraison does exactly the same, but from a completely different direction. The grape-spirit base gives it a softness and roundness that will feel immediately familiar if you enjoy Hendrick's approachable, non-aggressive character. The vine flower is G'Vine's answer to Hendrick's rose — an unexpected, intensely aromatic floral note at the heart of the gin that makes it feel singular and special. You get the same garden-party freshness in a G&T, and it's equally brilliant in a gin Martini. Reviewers have called it 'a hands-down favourite over Hendrick's' — worth finding out for yourself.

A Gloucestershire craft gin distilled with an extraordinary 34 botanicals — including lime-tree flowers and fresh Sicilian blood orange zest — at a higher ABV that gives it genuine weight and intensity. Notes of cherry blossom, fresh-cut grass, zingy orange, and complex floral depth. This is the pick for when you want to go deeper into the world Hendrick's opened up for you. Where Hendrick's keeps things elegant and accessible, Capreolus Garden Swift turns the botanical dial to eleven — 34 ingredients, most of them secret, producing a gin that reveals different flavour layers with every sip. The shared DNA is the commitment to floral, garden-fresh character over traditional juniper dominance. You'll recognise the same 'something unexpected and beautiful is going on here' feeling you get from Hendrick's, but this is more expressive and more complex. The higher ABV means it holds its own beautifully in a Martini — think of it as Hendrick's with the volume turned up and the eccentricity cranked higher.