Our gin is timeless...

Dulwich, a village in the heart of the city, is named for the wild dill meadows that used to grow here. Wild dill flowers can still be seen in the many parks and green spaces of the village.

Inspired by this history we’ve created a classic London Dry Gin with a contemporary twist: alongside more traditional botanicals we use dill to give our gin soft floral and lemony citrus notes with juniper and a hint of aniseed to follow. We’re very smooth (particularly for a 43% spirit), and have a rounded mouth feel and a long lasting finish.

There has long been an association with art and artists in the area from Edward Alleyn, the Elizabethan actor and producer to the vibrant street art that can be seen today. Dulwich is home to the Dulwich Picture Gallery, opened in 1811, an era when seemingly all London was downing gin. It was the drink of the decadent and dissolute, from street corners to stately homes. Taking inspiration from these (in)famous times, we aimed to capture the elegance and style of the era in a modern way.

No two bottles of Dulwich Gin are the same, each remixing Georgian portraits from the Dulwich Picture Gallery in endlessly unique combinations of characters and colours. For every bottle sold we make a contribution to the work of the Gallery.

Portraits courtesy of Dulwich Picture Gallery, remixing works by Thomas Gainsborough, Peter Lely, Thomas Hudson, Joshua Reynolds and the British School.