The original name of this distillate is Broker's Gin, but for copyright reasons in Italy it had to change its name to Bond St. Gin. The product is exactly the same, only the name is different.
The recipe for Broker's Gin, winner of numerous awards, is said to date back 200 years and the gin is among the very few with a kosher certificate. Distilled five times, Bond St. Gin is a London Dry with a decidedly classic and dry taste, where the notes of juniper clearly predominate, balanced by the refreshing ones of citrus fruits and, in the finish, by those of spices. This version a 47° it adapts perfectly to mixing, releasing its dry taste at its best even in cocktails.
The illustration on the bottle depicts a “broker”, a typically traditional London financial operator and the cap itself is inspired by the Bowler Hat or “bowler hat”, the typical hat of the London broker.
