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As well as hand-foraged rock samphire from local cliff tops, our Wild Coast gin is blended with fragrant botanicals and distilled in small batches, for exceptional quality and a delicately smooth gin.
£20.00
As well as hand-foraged rock samphire from local cliff tops, our Wild Coast gin is blended with fragrant botanicals and distilled in small batches, for exceptional quality and a delicately smooth gin.
£38.00
From a vintage copper still comes a refreshing British gin that’s both traditional and contemporary. Tyler-Street Gin is new, offering a citrus twist to traditional dry gins
£27.00
Curio Blue gin sources blueberries from a former Cornish monastery to create a refreshing gin full of zest, without being overpowering.
This is a soothing gin with a pleasing personality with a depth of flavour designed to be sipped neat or with the ever-present accompaniment of tonic.
£38.00
Our Cornish Cup is a drink to share inspired by the traditional punch used in the British Navy during the 17th century.
£27.00
On 2nd August 1917, Commander E H Dunning Royal Navy became the first man to land an aircraft on a moving ship at sea. A century later, flying operations from the Nation’s flagship carrier HMS QUEEN ELIZABETH can be traced directly back to this world first event in naval aviation.
Curio Spirits has produced a new botanical gin - Fly Navy Gin - to mark the centenary of landing the first aircraft on a moving ship at sea. Given our close proximity to RNAS Culdrose in Helston, we wanted to create a gin to mark this important landmark.
Hand-crafted in Cornwall, in small batches, with carefully selected botanicals, including organic Madagascan vanilla, sansho peppers and local Cornish, Fly Navy gin is an earthy, citrus gin that is unique, full of character and can be enjoyed neat, as a G&T or in a cocktail.
A donation from the sale of each bottle will go to “Navy Wings”, keeping heritage Naval aircraft in the skies (navywings.org.uk).
£21.00
On 2nd August 1917, Commander E H Dunning Royal Navy became the first man to land an aircraft on a moving ship at sea. A century later, flying operations from the Nation’s flagship carrier HMS QUEEN ELIZABETH can be traced directly back to this world first event in naval aviation.
Curio Spirits has produced a new botanical gin - Fly Navy Gin - to mark the centenary of landing the first aircraft on a moving ship at sea. Given our close proximity to RNAS Culdrose in Helston, we wanted to create a gin to mark this important landmark.
Hand-crafted in Cornwall, in small batches, with carefully selected botanicals, including organic Madagascan vanilla, sansho peppers and local Cornish, Fly Navy gin is an earthy, citrus gin that is unique, full of character and can be enjoyed neat, as a G&T or in a cocktail.
A donation from the sale of each bottle will go to “Navy Wings”, keeping heritage Naval aircraft in the skies (navywings.org.uk).
£38.00
