Bombay Sapphire Subheading

A true gin gem.

Bombay Gin is produced from an original 1761 recipe created by Thomas Daikin, a gentleman distiller and visionary craftsman of the Industrial Revolution. Bombay Sapphire is made in England, at the Laverstoke Mill Distillery in Hampshire, where Master of Botanicals Ivan Tonutti, hand selects the botanicals to guarantee quality and consistency.

Using 10 botanicals, Bombay Sapphire balances these with floral spices, Cubeb Berries and Grains of Paradise, to give this spirit a floral, spicy finish. Uniquely distilled, these botanicals and spices unite to give Bombay Sapphire its tantalising, smooth and complex taste.

Just like the Sapphire gemstone, renowned for its striking blue colour and unique rarity, Bombay Sapphire brings you exclusivity and divinity beyond compare.

Bombay Sapphire Gin & Tonic Double Serve 10% Cans 250mL

• Origin: Australia
• Type: Premix
• Analysis: 10% ABV
• Tasting notes: Bold and refreshing citrus taste.
• Colour: Clear.
• Aroma: Lemon zest, juniper and Indian spice.
• Serving Suggestion: Enjoy with freshly squeezed lemon.

Bombay Sapphire Gin 700mL

• Origin: England
• Type: London Dry Gin
• Analysis: 47% ABV
• Tasting notes: Juniper, ripe citrus and spice.
• Colour: Clear.
• Palate: Sophisticated citrus and crushed coriander are supported by bright pine and confident spice notes.
• Aroma: Lemon zest, juniper and Indian spice.
• Serving Suggestion: Enjoy with freshly squeezed lemon and Fever-Tree soda.
• Food Match: Cucumber sandwiches and sharp cheese.

Quick Facts

• The name Bombay Sapphire was inspired by the Star of Bombay, a famously stunning violet-blue sapphire from Sri Lanka.
• While other gins boil their botanicals directly in the spirit to achieve their flavour, the distinctive taste of Bombay Sapphire gin is created using a Vapour Infusion process.
• Dating back to at least 1086, the Laverstoke Mill building (home of the Bombay Sapphire distillery) can be found, documented in King William the Conqueror’s “Domesday Book.” Talk about history!
• Queen Victoria, the Empress of India was chosen as an image for the Bombay brands as a quintessential icon from the spiritual home of gin.