Warner’s Rhubarb Gin

Every bottle of Warner's Rhubarb Gin is one-third rhubarb juice. So it’s naturally pink. It tastes like rhubarb and looks like rhubarb because that’s what it ruddy well is: rhubarb. Fresh and tangy rhubarb explosion on the nose with a pinch of black pepper. A complex mouth-watering rhubarb with cardamom and sweet orange. The rhubarb then returns with cinnamon for a long, sweet finish.

Cracking with Mediterranean tonic. Absolute dynamite with ginger ale. No need, but add a wedge of orange if you’ve got one going spare. Warner's Rhubarb Gin is officially the world’s first rhubarb gin. Which is both a blessing and a curse, because it inspired a whole heap of corner-cutting copycats. Bleurgh. Originally cooked up using rhubarb reportedly from Queen Victoria’s crop. And meant to be a limited edition. Till we realised how stonking it was. If anyone tells you making rhubarb gin is fun, they’re blatantly doing it wrong. You have to throttle tonnes and tonnes of the stuff to get enough juice. Even then, you don’t know what colour your final batch will have.

All thanks to pectin, a volatile component that – look, just trust us. It’s a total faff. Inspired by a crop of rhubarb originally grown in Queen Victoria’s own kitchen garden, this vibrant pink gin has changed the flavoured gin category and ignited the pink gin boom! With one-third freshly pressed rhubarb juice in every bottle, this truly is a craft gin like no other.