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A limited edition celebratory release to commemorate Queen Elizabeth’s II’s Platinum Jubilee. A stunning one of a kind bottle for a once in 1,000 year occasion. We never anticipated anything significant enough to convince us to change our iconic bottle design, but for a celebration as special as the Platinum Jubilee, it only seemed fitting to produce a very, very limited release.  We will never see such an occasion again so please join us in this celebration. 

 

TASTING NOTES

Enjoy aromatic peach caressed by floral notes, subtle layers of juniper, delicate hints of tea giving way to light rose notes all the while underpinned by bright, citrusy pepper.

 

Reccomended Serve 

Celebrate in style with a Platinum Spritz,

  • 35ml of Silent Pool Gin Platinum Celebration Edition
  • 70ml of dry white wine
  • 1 tsp of honey
  • Elderflower tonic
  • Slice of peach

Add to a copa glass filled with ice the Gin and dry white wine , stir in a teaspoon of honey and top with elderflower tonic. Garnish with a slice of peach.

Silent Pool Gin Platinum Celebration Edition 43%, 70cl

€58.00Price
Sales Tax Included
  • The Legend of The Silent Pool

    The area of the Silent Pool is an atmospheric location shrouded in myth and legend. In the early 20th century Agatha Christie was said to have faked her own death here. But centuries before that, in the 1200’s another intriguing female was said to have come to an untimely end here.

    Legend has it that a Woodcutter’s Daughter, Emma, used to bathe in the Silent Pool regularly. One evening, a man on horseback spied her. Taking a liking to what he saw, he drew nearer to the bank. Scared by his advances, Emma retreated and fell into a deep part of the pool where she tragically drowned. The man fled in haste and fear. The Woodcutter, on searching for his missing daughter, found her floating dead in the water. He also found something else: there, on the bank of the pool was the royal crest of Prince John, who later became King John the First of England - more recognisably known as the evil King John in Robin Hood. Look closely at the pattern on your Silent Pool Gin bottle and you’ll spot Emma, the nefarious Prince John and a crown representing his royal crest intertwined amongst the botanicals.

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