Bulldog London Dry Gin is an aromatic London Dry built on an unusual botanical set dragon eye (longan), poppy, and lotus leaves alongside cinnamon, cardamom, and citrus for a spicy, exotic gin with a warm finish, ideal for a dry Martini.

Bulldog layers exotic botanicals over its juniper base, giving it a distinctive aromatic character that sets it apart from classic London Dry styles while keeping the category’s dry backbone. Smooth and versatile, it stands up well in a Martini or a Gin & Tonic.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Aromatic and exotic dragon eye, poppy, and lotus leaf over juniper
• Palate: Spicy with cinnamon, cardamom, and citrus
• Finish: Warm and smooth

Specs

• Brand: Bulldog
• Style: London Dry Gin
• Key Botanicals: Dragon eye (longan), poppy, lotus leaf, cinnamon, cardamom, citrus, juniper
• Size: 750ml

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Bulldog Gin taste like?

Aromatic and exotic dragon eye, poppy, and lotus leaf over juniper on the nose, spicy cinnamon, cardamom, and citrus on the palate, with a warm, smooth finish.

What makes its botanicals unusual?

Bulldog uses dragon eye (longan), poppy, and lotus leaves botanicals rarely seen in gin giving it a distinctive aromatic, exotic character over the classic London Dry juniper base.

How should I serve it?

Ideal in a dry Martini, and equally good in a Gin & Tonic where its exotic spice can show.

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