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Ludlow Dry Gin No.6 Seville Orange & Cassia Bark Marmalade
Seriously fruity 42%
70cl
Our classic award-winning gin profile – juniper-led, with coriander, angelica and orris – is combined with strong citrus notes of Seville orange, and a delicate aromatic hint of cassia, liquorice, and grains of paradise, to produce a unique and special gin.
£41.99
The Master Distiller says
This gin was inspired by the Philharmonia Orchestra in London, the city home to one of the most vibrant docklands in the world, importing fruits and spices from across the globe. This has served as our inspiration: bitter oranges from Seville, and delicate and fragrant cassia bark from the far east.
The botanicals are the finest juniper, coriander, angelica root and orris are harmonised with strong notes of Seville orange, balanced with delicate hints of cassia, liquorice, and grains of paradise, creating a truly premium London Dry gin.
Botanicals
Juniper
Coriander
Angelica
Orris
Orange
Cassia
Liquorice
Grains of Paradise
Creating a unique hand-crafted gin to support the Philharmonia is both a great privilege and honour. The Philharmonia has played a significant role in our home lives as the Resident Orchestra of the Three Choirs Festival, and in so many ways we feel a strong connection to its work across the UK. As a music graduate, I understand first-hand the importance of music and the arts, especially in the difficult times we find ourselves in.
The idea of creating a new gin to support the Orchestra developed during the first lockdown, and we have since worked closely with players and staff to develop a new and exciting recipe. For centuries, the Philharmonia’s London home was one of the most vibrant docklands in the world, importing fruits and spices from across the globe – this has served as our inspiration: bitter oranges from Seville, and delicate and fragrant cassia bark from the far east. Creating a gin is much like the work of conducting an orchestra, allowing certain colours and textures to sing out to create the perfect ensemble. We look forward to a successful partnership with the orchestra and hope audiences enjoy the fruits of our labours.
