Cadenhead's Old Raj Dry Gin

The firm of William Cadenhead Ltd, Wine and Spirit Merchants, was founded in 1842 and is Scotland's oldest independent bottler. The company was in the ownership of the same family until taken over by J & A Mitchell & Co. Ltd in 1972, the proprietors of Springbank distillery. Cadenhead's Old ... more

Hendrick's Gin

While Hendrick’s is a relatively newcomer to the world of spirits, it can trace its roots to 1860. The Bennet Still, a copper pot still, was invented that year, only a few of which were made. Jump to 1948 and the Carter-Head Still is invented. Known for its flavor basket ... more

Distillery No. 209 Gin

In 1880 William Scheffler purchased a winery in St. Helena called Edge Hill. It was one of the most impressive of its time but Scheffler made his real mark in Napa Valley by building his new distillery on the Edge Hill property. During Sheffler's time the Federal Government licensed distillery ... more

Hayman's Old Tom Gin

The original company of Hayman Distillers was founded in the 1800’s by James Burrough, the great Grandfather of the current Chairman, Christopher Hayman. James Burrough created the world renowned Beefeater Gin. Although Beefeater Gin and James Burrough Limited were sold to Whitbread in 1987, the Hayman family retained part of ... more

Magellan Gin

In 1519, five ships led by Ferdinand de Magellan set out to circumnavigate the world and explore the "spice islands". Three years later, only the ship Victoria returned to Spain, with 18 people and several barrels of cloves. Sadly, Magellan, who died in battle during the voyage, never saww the ... more