Love and gin - matchmade in wedding heaven!

gin bottle on table next to glass of fizz

Tied the Knot Wedding Gin by Manchester Gin was crafted by founders Seb and Jen to celebrate their own wedding in 2022.

Relaunching in time for wedding season as part of the distillery's core range, Tied the Knot contains 11 botanicals in perfect harmony. Juniper-forward, like most of the Manchester Gin range, this very special edition also celebrates the delicate summer flavours of elderflower and hibiscus, which work beautifully with bright lemon and grapefruit.

The gin has been well received by wedding venues across the north west, and makes the perfect spirit for reception drinks, wedding presents, or favours.

It's available directly through Manchester Gin for RRP £42 per bottle (700ml, 42% ABV). It can also be purchased for bars, venues, shops and retailers by contacting sales@manchestergin.co.uk. Visit: manchestergin.co.uk

Jen Wiggins says of the gin, "It was inspired by our lucky number 11 - we've used 11 botanicals to create a gin that celebrates harmony. As a pair we bounce off one another, and this gin is testament to our differences in perfect balance."

Perfect serve
50ml Tied the Knot Gin
Fever-Tree (or other premium brand) Indian Tonic
Garnish with a slice of lime and fresh strawberry

"Resinous juniper is first up the aisle, carrying a bouquet of delicate elderflower, followed by a train of bright citrus." - Master of Malt

"On the nose, you'll experience a big burst of piney juniper and a floral wave of elderflower and hibiscus. On the palette, you'll experience a wave of refreshing citrus with a creamy almond finish." - Craft Gin Club

Full list of botanicals: Elderflower Hibiscus Juniper Coriander Seeds Angelica Root Fresh Lemon Fresh Grapefruit Dandelion Root Burdock Root Almond Savory

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