
Gin kicking around?
Paired with Crème de Mûre you can make an incredible Bramble — think a boozy, tart G&T with sweet blackberries. It’s delightful.
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Giffard Crème de Mûre
£18.99
Get started
Want to make pro-level cocktails at home, but not sure where to begin? We’ve been there. Let’s distill the basics, then introduce some simple — but seriously effective — starter recipes.
The building blocks
We're building an amazing spirit range perfect for cocktail making, or for enjoying neat over the rocks.
Shop spiritsSweetens, balances and provides texture to your drink. Making your own is super-quick, easy and cheap.
Learn moreThe 'salt & pepper' of your drink. A dash introduces new flavours and complexity into your cocktails.
Shop bittersFreshly squeezed citrus is essential. We're not greengrocers, though — please bring your own lemons and limes.
Work with what you’ve got
Fantastic. Most of us have some gin, rum, vodka or whisky in the cupboard. Here are four quality recipes to get you started — pairing a bottle you own with just one ‘modifying’ spirit. *plus some citrus and syrup. Cheers!

Paired with Crème de Mûre you can make an incredible Bramble — think a boozy, tart G&T with sweet blackberries. It’s delightful.
Add the modifier
Giffard Crème de Mûre
£18.99

One of our personal favourites, straight off the beach. With a great rum and an orange curaçao you get a Mai Tai — tropical, boozy, rich and tart.
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Pierre Ferrand Dry Curaçao
£31.99

You may have had an Espresso Martini — but perhaps not with Mr Black cold brew and a demerara syrup. Deep, rich and oaky with a little caramel and toffee.
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Mr Black Coffee Liqueur
£29.99

We love whisky neat as much as the next person — but a little toffee, spice and orange mixed in is just lovely. Time for an Old Fashioned.
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Fee Brothers Old Fashioned Bitters
£15.99
Make them yourself
With these four at hand, you can make pretty much anything.
The shortcut
We’ve built a ‘starter bar’ for awesome cocktails from the get-go. Inside are 7 bottles to make a minimum of 6 different cocktails — multiple rounds of each, of course.
The bartender’s note