London Dry – Alcohol-Free Distilled Spirit – 700ml
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London Dry – Alcohol-Free Distilled Spirit – 700ml
86Don't give up the flavour sensations you love. Enjoy the traditional blend of juniper, coriander and lemon, with floral and pine notes for a familiar, fragrant taste and a long, refreshing finish. Brilliantly vibrant. It's a perfect replacement for the traditional G&T!
Have a look at this gorgeous Cherry Blossom Tonic non-alcoholic cocktail created by the talented An Nguyen on Instagram. The alcohol-free possibilities are truly endless!
For the more adventurous palate, we recommend our Asian Spice.
LONDON DRY CONTAINS
Juniper, Coriander, Lemon, Liquorice Root, Angelica, Cassia, Basil, Cumin, Black Pepper and Orris.
SERVE
Pour 50ml over ice with tonic (we love Fever-Tree and Strangelove No.8) and garnish with fresh lemon.
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INTERNATIONAL DELIVERY
10-15 Days.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
| Size | 700 ml |
| ABV | 0% |
| Country | New Zealand |
| Flavour | London Dry |
Great Option to Alcohol
I didn't really know how much I should add to the glass, so I started with a generous amount!... that wasn't as good as I thought!? So each day, I started to reduce the amount on every evenings drink...so by the time I got to the smallest amount of London Dry...believe it or not?..it was the best quantity! Added Cold Tonic, no ice... Perfect!
New ZealandDeliciousness!!
This is the yummiest alcohol free drink I have tried! Just like a G&T! Very refreshing with tonic and slice of lemon. Highly recommend!
New ZealandRefreshing Drink
I enjoy the fresh taste and being non alcoholic helps retain a healthy diet.
New ZealandNice and refresing!
I love this drink. I normally drink it with Fever tree tonic and a bit of lemon and it is super refreshing and it does help you to keep socialising without keep drinking alcohol. I also like that have very few calories. I have bought many bottles already!
New ZealandEcology and Co London Dry
I enjoy with tonic and a slice of lemon. It has become my 5 o’clock go to.
