Hand made artisan small batch gin

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.

Part of our ethos here at Thames Ditton Gin is driven by a strong sense of community.

A few years ago we started the Community Spirit Awards where we give a chance for you, as part of the local community to acknowledge the unsung heroes in our wonderful village who give their time and selfless support to others without a seconds thought. After a few dry years post covid and lockdown, we thought we’d run it again for 2024.

Nominate someone you think a worthy winner, share the details, and we’ll pick out 6 winners for the chance to win a bottle of our finest Original Gin, plus some tonic and of course a signed winner’s certificate, for some well-deserved recognition.

Thames Ditton Gin
Cherishing Community Spirit

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Ace FRIDAYS

Get a free bottle of ace pilsner ON A FRIDAY when you buy any x3 bottles of Beer

Buy x3 beers from Thames Ditton Brewers and get a free bottle of Ace pilsner, every Friday when you pop along to our shop in the Village

Open from 5pm to 7pm every friday

Start your weekend off with some supplies and support a local business

#CommunitySpirit

In-Store Only | Not to be used in conjunction with any other offer

sloe gin gift set

Just £25

Two sloe gin miniatures and a branded Thames Ditton Gin hip flask IN A GIFT BOX

Available in-store

Whilst stocks last

Christmas 2024 COMPETITION

Your chance to win!

In what year was the last Frost Fair held on a frozen solid River Thames?

Think you know the answer?

THE FROST FAIR TODDY COCKTAIL

WARM YOUR COCKLES

A great seasonal alternative to mulled wine!

Thames Ditton Gin Candles

Hand Made from Up-cycled Thames Ditton Gin Bottles

Made from a re-cycled, up-cycled, call-it-what-you-will cycled, real Thames Ditton Gin Bottle. Hand crafted from the original bottle, these eco-friendly candles not only look great they smell divine, fragranced with orange, lime and basil. Made using 100% natural soy wax, which is not just sustainably sourced, completely biodegradable and vegan-friendly, but it also burns cleaner and lasts longer.

£30 each

THESE CANDLES ARE AVAILABLE IN-STORE ONLY

Whilst stocks last

Pop along to our shop in the Village for the perfect gift

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)

When you spend more than £50 in-store

Bottles of Gin, Refills or Wine

Refill from the still

Up-cycle, recycle your empty bottles, ….even cycle along to our shop in the village!

pop along to our shop

Friday from 5pm to 7pm

SATURDAY FROM 10AM TO MIDDAY

SUNDAY FROM 11AM TO MIDDAY

Bring your empties

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...