Edinburgh Gin Navy Strength Cannonball Gin 70 cl

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For off shore and some Highlands destinations we will most likely use Parcelforce or Royal Mail and it may take a day or two longer to reach you. They have used double strength juniper, lemon peel and a pinch of Szechuan pepper, among other botanicals, to create a hearty tipple that's sure to make an impression (you know, much like a cannonball would). Heady with unique botanicals, there’s a powerful kick of Szechuan pepper and double-strength juniper to balance out the (very) strong alcohol content! Since 2010, Edinburgh Gin has been committed to the art and science of distilling, and of creating innovative, industry-leading gins. However, you can also accept or reject further cookies at any time or specify which of these cookies you would like to agree to.

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ABV, so naturally packs a real punch - even more so due to its vibrant selection of botanicals that include, juniper, lemon peel and Szechuan pepper. The cookie is used to calculate visitor, session, campaign data and keep track of site usage for the site's analytics report. In short, it is a very tasty and powerful Navy Strength gin, which refers to Edinburgh's maritime past.

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This cookies is installed by Google Universal Analytics to throttle the request rate to limit the collection of data on high traffic sites. Cannonball's unique recipe includes double juniper, Szechuan pepper and lemon zest, bringing a strong distinctive flavour. It makes for a vigorously refreshing Dry Martini, served with a lemon twist to complement the gin's peppery, zestier notes. With its higher alcohol content, the distillers can add more botanicals and Cannonball is made with double the amount of juniper as the Classic Gin as well as Szechuan pepper and yuzu for a true explosive gin.The product and allergen information provided has been supplied by the producer/manufacturer of the products. Edinburgh Gin is a small-batch distiller, that produces a dynamic range of gins for every occasion, and they're dedicated to guiding peoples’ discovery of the modern-day gin experience. Cannonball is very popular with bartenders due to its fresh and strong taste of juniper, yuzu and Seuchan pepper. This higher alcohol content allows our distillers to add more botanicals, it has almost double the juniper and citrus than any other expression in the Edinburgh Gin range, this allows for a smoother mouth feel which counteracts the heat from the spirit.

They began with a Classic, a world class London Dry, which became the foundation for a series of expressions that led the flavoured gin revolution, pushing boundaries and breaking down conventions. The character profile is strong and bursting with intense juniper flavour combined with oriental spice. unless we get written confirmation from you that this is acceptable and that you will take full responsibilty if the parcel goes missing. The navy proof Cannonball Gin is the first ever speciality gin to be made at the Edinburgh Gin Distillery – it is a real blast from the past, and at 57% ABV it resurrects an old-style of gin commissioned by the British Navy.Used as a garnish with Juniper gins, this garnish can bring a savoury kick if black peppercorns are used, or a more numbing heat of Sichuan peppercorns for a truly unusual gin and tonic garnish.