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Broker's London Dry Gin

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description Broker's London Dry Gin Overview

Broker's London Dry Gin is produced in England and distilled in a traditional copper pot still. Its recipe includes ten botanicals, among them juniper, coriander, lemon peel, orange peel, angelica root, and orris root. The brand is bottled at 40% ABV and is positioned within the classic London dry gin category.

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What is the alcohol content of Broker's London Dry Gin?

Broker's Gin is bottled at 47% ABV (94 proof), which is notably higher than the 40% ABV typical of many mass-market London Dry gins. The higher proof allows the botanical profile to carry through more intensely in mixed drinks.

What botanicals are used in Broker's London Dry Gin?

Broker's uses a traditional London Dry botanical blend including juniper, citrus peel, angelica root, and orris root, among others. The gin is distilled in a copper pot still in England using a recipe that emphasizes a classic, juniper-forward dry profile.

Why does Broker's Gin have a bowler hat on the bottle?

The bowler hat perched on top of the bottle is a branding element meant to evoke traditional British culture and London Dry gin heritage. It has become one of the most recognizable bottle designs in the value gin category.

Is Broker's Gin good for martinis?

Broker's 47% ABV and juniper-forward botanical profile make it well-suited for a classic dry martini, where a bold gin character is desirable. It also holds up well in a gin and tonic with a quality tonic water and a citrus garnish.

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