It's the summer of Sheffield Dry Gin!
- Jul 19, 2019
- 2 min read
We’d love to see how far Sheffield Dry Gin goes this summer, tag us in your photos and use the hashtag #SummerOfSheffGin and let us know your location! We’ll share the best ones on Instagram too!
Summer holidays are the perfect time to visit friends and family, so why not take a piece of Sheffield with you and share a local tipple?
Sheffield Dry Gin is the first gin to be produced in Sheffield for over 100 years, it combines a selection of locally-sourced ingredients with pure water from the Peak District to create a taste reflecting the authenticity and boldness of its birthplace.
Boasting true home-grown flavours of Henderson’s Relish and Sheffield Honey, Sheffield Dry Gin is the perfect spirit to celebrate with this summer. You can even order a bottle to anywhere in the UK so you can send it to friends and family afar and they can try our proper Yorkshire spirit.
As we continue the Sheffield Dry Gin Year of Flavour campaign, we’ve got a number of unmissable limited edition 2019 flavours, alongside our core range. There’s something for all gin lovers, from sweet and fruity treats such as Forest Fruits to our latest flavour, fiery Strawberry & Black Pepper. Fancy something a bit different? Try juicy Hops & Honey, or take a whack at our Steel City take on a maritime classic Navy Strength Sheffield Dry Gin.
So, will you be taking a bottle on your travels this summer? Whether it’s a gift to leave behind or a bottle to crack open on arrival – make Sheffield Dry Gin your drink of the summer.
Don't forget to tag us in your photos and use the hashtag #SummerOfSheffGin so we can see where we've been this summer.
You can buy your very own bottle of Sheffield Dry Gin from our online store here for delivery anywhere in the UK (or just keep for yourself).
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The Sheffield Dry Gin updates are always great to follow, and it is brilliant to see such a strong focus on local spirits here in the UK during the summer months. I actually came across a feature on these specific botanical blends in a betninja leisure column earlier today, and it really made me want to try the raspberry and rhubarb infusion while the weather is still warm. There is definitely something special about a gin that captures the character of its home city so well. Are there any particular garnish combinations you would suggest to really bring out those unique Sheffield notes, or is it best kept simple with a classic tonic?