Flavor: Again, Little Bird Gin is citrus dominant. Slightly more orange on the palate. Orange with some light floral Neroli facets, evolves into angular coriander. Hints of ginger and juniper come on late; however, that intense citrus note persists. This year’s theme is all about #ChallengingStigma, helping to fight negative or misleading perceptions about the care system, as well as highlighting its positive impact on transforming individual lives. My big brother and super hero Ian Chapman and big sister and roommate Karen Chapman pictured below, embraced me, supported me, guided me and loved me, even when I didn’t deserve it.❤️

Not usually convinced by a sweeter gin, but we love the biblical, Song of Solomon headiness of the Figges Marsh. Macerated with figs and nano-distilled with honey; it's excessive, it's exuberant, it's quite damn expensive so also try to be as wealthy as a biblical king when purchasing. We do not rent lists, sell or otherwise disclose personal information we collect about you, except as described here. We may share your personal information with: Little Bird People Development is different. We can help you identify and connect to your personal and organisational purpose, values and beliefs to make a real difference.The heavy citrus flavor lends itself nicely to mixing where a citrus flavor is desired. Pair it with lemon in a Tom Collins or simply mix it with Tonic or Soda. The orange note is so vivid and literal, that it makes Little Bird Gin a surprise winner in a Gin and Cola. I’d be cautious though mixing it with stronger citrus mixers— think gin and juice, gin and lemonade. It may not shine as brightly as it’s only bringing a citrus note to the drink. There's no distillery tour or bar as such (unless you get very friendly with Ian), so ask for it in good bars or buy bottles online. City of London Distillery, Fleet Street

Something simple for the gin purists; clean, a little cool from the eucalyptus notes, a bit of balance from the peppery notes. This plus a vanishingly small amount of vermouth and a briny garnish: a beautifully crisp martini. While a bit hot, it has potential in a Martini. It reminds me a bit of an upgraded New Amsterdam Gin. It’s far more complex, with more juniper, and a better orange flavor all around. Overall, Little Bird Gin Nose: Heavy citrus on the nose. White grapefruit flesh, pith and bitter orange. Pleasant with hints of pine on the edges. And we're pink-drink sceptics, but their apple and hibiscus gin's worth a try for Cosmopolitan-lovers.

Since 2016, World Care Day has raised awareness of the variety of experiences of people within the care community, Little Bird Gin is a little bit of old. And a little bit of new. The old is a love of nostalgia, and it being distilled in the London Dry style. The new is the contemporary botanical blend and the excitement of being part of the Gin Renaissance. The brand was launched in the UK market in 2013.