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Marylebone Gin - Spirit Feature of May 2018
Posted by Carlee WilsonMarylebone Gin - Spirit Feature May
Marylebone has been a fashionable area in London since at least the seventeenth century and been home for many famous resident’s past and present. As well as offering up a world-famous shopping district, the area also boasts a first-class eating and drinking selection. Mostly, people visit Marylebone to wander the gorgeous Georgian streets and soak up the classy vibes.
Thomas Greenall founded Greenalls in 1762 – at a time when London’s Marylebone Pleasure Gardens were in full swing. Then, in the 1830s, a Liverpudlian solicitor named John fell in love with Isabella, the daughter of Thomas. They married, and John began working for Greenalls. Turned out distilling was in his blood, as it has proved to be for his son, his grandson…all the way down through eight generations to Johnny Neill, who carries the family torch forward today.
Named after Isabella Greenall, the starting point of the Neill adventures in gin – after whom Johnny’s daughter is also named - Isabella takes the craft of making Marylebone Gin to an even more elevated and exclusive level.
Botanicals
Juniper Berries - Italy
Camomile - Egypt
Lemon Balm - Hungary
Lime Flower - Bulgaria
Cloves - Indonesia
Grapefruit peel – Turkey
Sweet orange peel - Turkey
Lemon peel - Turkey
Angelica Root - Poland
Florentine Iris - Italy
Liquorice Root - Spain
Cassia Bark - Indonesia
Coriander seeds - Romania
“Since a life without pleasure is no life at all, Marylebone London Dry Gin evokes the delights of the historic Pleasure Gardens with every sip. Drink in its wonderfully robust, yet elegant, style with hints of camomile, lemon balm and lime flower, heady notes of sweet citrus and a lingering spicy finish.”
Brian and the team hope that you will join us over May, so we can let you experience this quality gin with us!
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