No. 3 - London Dry Gin with Glass

Profile: The No. 3 - London Dry Gin with glass at a glance

• Elegant gift box: Including a stylish highball glass in the design of the iconic bottle
• Design with depth: The packaging shows the gin under a microscope - science meets style
• Classically composed: With only six botanicals - juniper, citrus and spices in perfect balance
• Gin as it should be: Clear, dry, full of character - perfect for martinis or gin & gin Tonics
• Winner of the Gold Medal at the ISW (International Spirits Competition) 2018-2021
• Winner of the Gold Medal at the ISW (International Spirits Competition) 2023

Portrait: What makes the No. 3 - London Dry Gin with glass so special

A gin straight from a picture book - and the packaging? At least as charming!

With No. 3 London Dry Gin, the fine noses at Berry Bros. & Rudd and gin whisperer David Clutton have gone all out - they have distilled a true declaration of love for the original form of gin. No frills, no experiments - just juniper, citrus, and spices in perfect harmony. Just the way gin should taste: clear, strong, and full of character.

And because, as we all know, what you see is what you get, No. 3 comes in a gift box that makes an impression. What looks like a modern work of art on the front is actually the gin itself - viewed under a microscope. Who would have thought that spirits could be so pretty?

Behind the lid (with clever cutouts – hello, design award!) are a 0.7-liter bottle and a chic highball glass in the No. 3 look - both securely embedded in soft plastic. The whole thing rests in a sturdy cardboard box with a practical magnetic closure – in case you want to pack the set up in a civilized manner.

On the back of the 33cm high gift box, there's also gin reading for connoisseurs: the history of No. 3 and tips on how to best pour this award-winning classic in style.

Conclusion: A gift for all the senses - you just have to do the pouring yourself.

Number 3, St. James's Street, London - this isn't just anybody's home, but real spirits royalty.

Since 1698 - yes, that's not a typo - this venerable building has been home to Berry Bros. & Rudd, Britain's oldest wine and spirits merchant. Family-run, a purveyor to the royal court, and an independent bottler renowned for its exceptionally fine wines. Over 300 years of concentrated expertise in bottle form – the result is a portfolio that will make connoisseurs go weak at the knees. And at the heart of it all: No. 3 London Dry Gin - a house brand with genuine star appeal.

Tasting Notes: This is how the No. 3 - London Dry Gin tastes like

• Nose: clear, fresh, and classic - dominant juniper aromas, as befits a true London Dry, meet a fine citrus freshness - especially lemon and orange zest - accompanied by subtle floral notes and a delicate peppery spice that piques curiosity at the first sip.
• Palate: dry, precise, and wonderfully balanced - juniper remains in the spotlight, accompanied by lively citrus notes that give the gin a crisp freshness. Coriander and cardamom bring an elegant spiciness to the table without being intrusive. Angelica root provides structure and a pleasant earthy depth in the background - no botanical circus, but a flavor-focused presentation.
• Finish: long, dry, and elegant - the spicy warmth of coriander and cardamom resonates pleasantly. accompanied by a subtle citrus bitterness - the juniper remains present until the end - classic, clear and full of character