How do you drink your jack? hardly in need of an introduction, jack daniel's exceptional sippin’ whisky is one of tennessee's finest exports. it's exceptional and unparalleled flavour is down to the traditional methods used in its distillation and filtration through super maple charcoal helps ensure the smooth, mellow flavour is both rounded and enticing. notes of chocolate orange, charcoal and a woody hint satisfyingly linger long after that final sip.

With a reputation which has grown positively since its creation in 1896 the famous grouse has a name which certainly suits. craftsmanship and expert blenders ensures the famous grouse remains one of the world's favourite scotches. one of the smoothest scotch whiskies there is, the famous grouse has a well-rounded yet immediately distinguishable flavour. floral and peaty notes marry together to create the flavour so many of us know and love.

It hardly needs introducing, it's one of the stalwarts of the drinks cupboard! bell's blended scotch whisky brings together the earthy flavours of many of scotland's finest single malts creating a blend which is improved by oak cask maturation. rich and familiar, the taste of bell's is like a loyal friend and the welcome nutty flavours teamed with notes of spice are infinitely enjoyable. the eight-year maturation process guarantees a round, warming flavour.

Exceptionally smooth with a clean mineral palate with hints of pepper on the finish

Triple distilled from grain.

Swedish chefs vodka of choice! soda bread and faint vanilla notes. reasonable finish with a hard pepper close.

We all love gordon's, whether we're fans of ramsay or not. the world's most popular gin and a perennial bestseller, gordon's has a flavour which has come to epitomise quality gin. juniper-led with peppery spice and sweet lemon zest following closely. aromas of hops and eucalyptus underpinned by sage and liquorice whirl as you sip and a deeper, earthy aftertaste lingers, with citrus zest still coming through.

The Flavour: Intense full citrus flavour and dried orange peels. The Nose: Citrus, fragrant and somewhat bitter sweet. The Colour: Clear. The Use: Straight, on the rocks, excellent in cocktails and mixed drinks. Well-known for its use in the Margarita cocktail.

The Flavour: Rich and fruity black currant flavour with a sweet lingering finish. The Nose: A sweet and tangy aroma. The Colour: Deep red. The Use: Most widely used as a mix with white wine, champagne or dry vermouth. But also straight, on the rocks; excellent in cocktails or in any other mixed drink.

Cointreau was originally 'too sweet' for the english, so a 'triple sec'(triple dry) recipe was produced

The Flavour: Fresh, tangy orange flavour with a unique finish. The Nose: Fresh mandarin-like scent. The Colour: Turquoise blue. The Use: Straight, on the rocks, excellent in cocktails and mixed drinks.

Banana flavoured liqueur great for cocktails.

The original irish cream liqueur, baileys is a flavour which is known around the globe. the world's number one liqueur for good reason, baileys irish cream offers the perfect balance between specially selected irish whisky and fresh dairy cream. hints of cocoa and vanilla come through offering a sweet dessert drink which, when served with crushed ice, is one you'll want to fill up again and again. it's also a complete necessity for a classic irish coffee and a wonderful nightcap.

The Flavour: Distinctly apricot with a hint of cognac and almond and tones of orange. The Nose: A mild aroma of juicy apricots. The Colour: Golden Amber. The Use: Straight, on the rocks, excellent in cocktails and mixed drinks

The queen victoria rhubarb has gone from queen victoria’s buckingham palace garden, in the 1800's, to being grown on crown estate property in the 2000's. the farm where it is now grown is a crown estate previously owned by the current grower, who farms it to this day. this rhubarb has always been grown in the traditional victorian kitchen garden style, having lots of organic matter to nourish it. it has not been grown commercially with artificial fertiliser and chemical sprays, so over the years the flavour can be greatly improved. we use ‘curiosity’ to soften the plant and then extract the juice through traditional pressing methods. the fabulous liquid is combined with our global award winning harrington dry gin and just enough sugar to balance the acidity. the resuLtr is a rumbustious gin with a big burst of rhubarb which is a glory on its own and beautiful with either tonic or ginger ale.

Warner Edwards exceptional gin has been in a new direction with the addition of summery elderflower. relax into your sunny afternoons with freshly elderflower infused gin, which works beautifully with your favourite tonic water, lemon or lime and the wonderful essence of harrington dry gin. Warner Edwards use only home-grown elderflower, from wales and England to create this summer aperitif that is massively satisfying, refreshing and light. The hardest question will be whether you choose lime or lemon to complement the flavours.

A Pink Pepper Gin from French producers Audemus, situated in the heart of Cognac. Made with hand-picked pink peppercorns and a handful of other tasty botanicals (including honey, vanilla and cardamom - all of which are macerated separately then distilled under low pressure and temperature). You'll find a good juxtaposition between sweet and spicy notes in this one.

A bold herbal and citrus forefront featuring pine juniper spice, fresh grapefruit and lavender, with a delicate herbal and floral finish and an oily, unctuous mouthfeel.