Like this article? Sign up to our newsletter to get more articles like this delivered straight to your inbox. Presented in a striking bottle, this liqueur has notes of cinnamon, clove, citrus peel, dried fruit and of course juniper. Spice things up with this Smoky Chilli Gin. Experience a flurry of ingredients including chipotle chilli, smoked chilli, chilli and lime. Danielle Merry, Head of Marketing and E-Commerce at The Bottle Club, said in the release: "This is another first for us and Whitley Neill’s latest flavours are sure to be a crowd-pleaser. This gin is described as "fresh and light" in flavour, and is infused with Sicilian pink grapefruits and rhubarb. Yum, right?

Whitley Neill Strawberry and Black Pepper Gin, 70 cl 10017762

With floral notes of lavender with sweet bursts of fresh orange, this gin is seriously delicious. Best served over some ice, and topped up with premium tonic as well as a slice of orange, it makes for the perfect gin spritz. Inspired by the Mediterranean coast, ‘Rosé Sainte Marie’ is described as "bright, fresh and elegant." It has fragrant notes of fresh lemon and orange peel which are complemented by the natural sweetness of strawberries. And it's simply delicious. Do you remember how you loved Parma Violet sweets as a kid? Have you just released you still really love that taste now and want some? Badly. Yeah, us too. But you know what's a great idea? Taking that classic flavour and putting it into gin. This gin has the perfect balance of flavours, whilst not being too overwhelming to drink. And if you really want to go all out marmalade mad, then add ice, Marmalade Gin and a generous spoonful of real marmalade to a shaker and get going! Described as the "perfect summer sipper", this gin has hints of citrus from the sun-drenched aromatic Brazilian limes, and pairs deliciously with a premium tonic and a slice of fresh lime.Yes, Jaffa Cake gin really does exist. This gin is distilled with oranges, fresh orange peel, cocoa powder and Jaffa Cakes (the real deal). Cucumber is often a common garnish when it comes to gin, so it makes complete sense to simply infuse it! Gordons recommend that you serve it up with some tonic, ice, lime and a slice of cucumber. Elderflower and gin is an epic combination. And this floral-tasting gin is the perfect aperitif in the summer accompanied by fresh and light cooking.