Introducing Snow Leopard Gin

Some gins are made to be poured freely. This one was made to be poured slowly. This is the world’s most exclusive gin. Snow Leopard Gin.

Snow Leopard Gin is a limited edition conservation art gin. It exists as a limited first edition, and when this release is gone, it is gone. Much like the animal it honours, unless something is done.

So something is being done. £500 from the sale of every bottle goes to the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation, which works across Africa and Asia to end wildlife crime and protect endangered species in their natural habitat. Every bottle keeps the ghost on its own mountain.

Small batch British blended gin, bottled at 53% and built from eight botanicals, each distilled individually to preserve its character.

• On the nose - Warming spice and sweet ripe fruit over distinct juniper.
• On the palate - Soft Himalayan turmeric, coriander seed and ginger root over a juniper core, ripe fresh lychee and rich Nam Doc Mai mango, cut through with grassy coriander leaf and fresh kaffir lime.
• The finish - long and silky. A sipping gin. Take it over a large cube of ice, or with a premium tonic if you must.

It is a rare spirit, deliberately. A strictly limited first edition. Because this gin is named for the most elusive cat of all. The snow leopard. The ghost of the mountain. So elusive that even the researchers who protect it almost never see it. The leopard sits on every bottle. The ghost itself captured by Stephen Rew, the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation's Wildlife Artist of the Year 2019. The same Foundation every sale supports.

One rare cat. One rare gin. First edition. And every bottle makes sure the ghost of the mountain is never only a memory.

The ghost moves unseen. Raise a glass to it anyway.