Collection: Spirits

Explore our full spirits range, from whisky, rum and gin to tequila, mezcal, vermouth and contemporary craft distilling. This collection focuses on flavour-forward bottles chosen for balance, character and drinkability across both classic and modern styles.

Spirits cover some of the most diverse and expressive drinks in the world, shaped by raw ingredients, fermentation, distillation and ageing across a huge range of traditions and cultures. From Scotch whisky and Caribbean rum to botanical gin, agave spirits, vodka, vermouth and contemporary aperitifs, modern spirits now combine centuries of distilling heritage with an increasingly dynamic independent spirits scene.

Different categories emphasise very different flavour profiles and production methods. Whisky focuses on grain, oak maturation and regional character, while gin centres around juniper and botanicals. Rum can range from light and fresh to deeply funky and tropical, while tequila and mezcal explore the complex flavours of agave through both industrial and highly traditional production methods.

Our spirits range focuses on flavour-forward producers across both classic and modern styles, including Scotch whisky, bourbon, rum, gin, tequila, mezcal, vodka, vermouth and cocktail-focused bottles. Alongside established distilleries and iconic producers, the collection also highlights independent bottlers, craft distillers and lower-intervention approaches to spirits production where raw ingredients and regional identity remain central.

Expect flavours ranging from smoke, vanilla, spice and oak to citrus, herbs, fresh agave, tropical fruit and botanical complexity. Whether you're building a home bar, exploring sipping spirits or looking for bottles suited to cocktails, aperitif drinking and sharing, this collection brings together some of the most characterful and rewarding spirits available.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What are spirits?

Spirits are distilled alcoholic drinks with a higher alcohol content than beer or wine, typically made by fermenting and then distilling ingredients such as grains, fruit or sugar.

What types of spirits are there?

Common spirits include whisky, vodka, gin, rum, tequila, mezcal and brandy, each made using different base ingredients and production methods.

What is the difference between spirits and other alcohol?

Spirits are distilled, which concentrates the alcohol and creates a stronger drink compared to beer or wine, which are only fermented.

What is the alcohol content of spirits?

Most spirits are typically around 37.5%–40% ABV, although some can be stronger depending on the style and brand.

Why are spirits stronger than beer or wine?

The distillation process removes water and concentrates alcohol, resulting in a much higher ABV and more intense flavour profile.

How are spirits made?

Spirits are produced by fermenting a base ingredient (like grain, fruit or sugarcane) and then distilling it to increase alcohol concentration.

What are spirits used for?

Spirits can be enjoyed neat, over ice or mixed into cocktails, and form the base of many classic drinks worldwide.