Thames Ditton Gin is a craft gin, fondly produced in small batch quantities and infused with a special blend of botanicals inspired by the local area. Its unique recipe is taken from the local heritage of Hampton Court Palace Kitchen Garden, at the very heart of Thames Ditton’s local community. Thames Ditton is steeped in romantic history, perfect for those that love a good gin. Eros, the ‘Greek god of love’ originated here - in the form of the famous statue at Piccadilly Circus. Tales of old also include The Islanders to Royalty, Cesar Picton and Shelby’s AC Cobra made infamous at Le Mans.
Batch No.13
ORIGINAL
Batch No.4
Pink
Batch No. 1
Navy
Our Navy Strength gin is made in small batch quantities, based on our original gin, but made to 57% proof rather than 40% making it ideal for cocktail making, as it stands up against mixers and other flavours.
London Dry Gin has often been mistaken for Gin specifically made in London, instead the story goes that the original gin produced was referred to as 'Old Tom' was such bad quality and taste that turpentine was added to help improve the flavour. When Gordons Gin moved to Clerkenwell and started to triple distil their gin in the latter parts of 1760's, all gin using the same distillation process was able to use 'London Dry Gin' as a seal of quality.
Our gin is in the same London Dry Gin style and we use the same process for Thames Ditton Gin. We guarantee that our recipe excludes any trace of turps!
Produced in small batch and craft distilled our botanicals are inspired by the local area with costmary and lemon thyme that are found in the kitchen garden at Hampton Court Palace, along with the traditional genevere or juniper base. We've added just an embarrassment of zest from blood oranges acknowledging King William of Orange, latterly William III, who was all too familiar with the local area and the production of gin.
We will only ever produce in very small batch quantities to maintain the ultimate exclusivity of Thames Ditton Gin.
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Open Sunday's 11am - Midday
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Thames Ditton Brewers
in-stoRE & IN-STOCK
Amber Bitter 4.5%
A smooth, balanced bitter. Brewed with traditional English hops and malt varieties. Henry’s Ait is our interpretation of the classic British amber bitter ale with a herbal freshness and a pleasurable bitter finish.
£3.75 (500ml)
Craft Lager 4.5%
A classic Pilsner brewed in the German style with at least six weeks of cold fermentation in the fermenters. The result is a crisp and refreshing Pilsner with a delicious complex taste, modern in style.
£2.75 (330ml)
Stag Porter 4.6%
A contemporary take on a historic London style beer with an interesting mix of six different malts. Expect the flavours of coffee and chocolate with the aroma of roasted caramel on the nose.
£3.75 (500ml)
Screaming Queen IPA 5%
Californian style IPA brewed with a combination of five US and new-world hops for a distinctive taste experience. The late dry hopping with US Cascade and Simcoe creates a taste of the tropics on the palate with a satisfying bitter twist.
£3.75 (500ml)
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Thames Ditton Gin
Small Batch Craft Gin
Produced in small batch quantities inspired by flavours of the local area and the heritage and stories from Thames Ditton and surrounding parts. Blood orange, as a nod to the Dutch King William of Orange, latterly William III who resided at Hampton Court Palace, is our main botanical along with Lemon Thyme and Costmary, which are both still grown at the Palace Kitchen Garden. These have been blended to combine with juniper, producing a crisp and elegant gin in the classic London Dry Style.
Refill from the still
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SATURDAY FROM 10AM TO MIDDAY
SUNDAY FROM 11AM TO MIDDAY
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Fever-Tree Pairing wheel
Thames Ditton Gin is featured on the Fever-Tree Pairing Wheel
LOCAL INSPIRATION
King William of Orange
On February 20, 1702 William III was riding Sorrel, his new horse, in the park of Hampton Court when he fell
In 1689, King William of Orange moved into Hampton Court Palace and immediately enacted a series of laws to encourage distillation. That eagerness certainly contributed to the later Gin Craze – in the 1720s, one in every four houses was thought to be home to distilling equipment of some kind. Read more...
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