The story behind Gordon's
Alexander Gordon, a Londoner of Scottish descent, opened his distillery in Southwark, London in 1769. The gin he built there became a London dry standard, and the recipe has not wandered far since. Since 1998 the bulk of production for Western Europe and major export markets has come out of the Cameronbridge Distillery in Fife, Scotland, still under the Gordon's name.
We have poured Gordon's across this counter for more than thirty years, and it has never needed a sales pitch. It is a juniper forward London dry, clean and bracing, the kind of bottle that earns its place on the back bar because it works in everything. You will find it here from a 50mL nip up to the 1.75L handle.
Explore the Gordon's range
Gordon's comes in one style, London dry, across a run of sizes. Pick your format by how you pour.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gordon's Gin 50mL | London dry gin | 80 | Single serve nip, juniper forward, clean finish |
| Gordon's Gin 200mL | London dry gin | 80 | Small format for a martini or two |
| Gordon's Gin 375mL | London dry gin | 80 | Half bottle, fits a small bar cart |
| Gordon's Gin 1L | London dry gin | 80 | Everyday pour for highball and tonic duty |
| Gordon's Gin 1.75L | London dry gin | 80 | Handle format for parties and batch cocktails |
GinGordon's - Gin 200mL$4.99Out of stock
SpiritGordon's - Gin 375mL$8.49Out of stock
GinGordon's - Gin 1.75L$24.99Out of stock
SpiritGordon's - Gin 1L$18.99Out of stock
SpiritGordon's - Vodka 80 375mL$7.99Out of stock
SpiritGordon's - Vodka 80 1L$16.99Out of stock
SpiritGordon's - Vodka 80 1.75L$18.99Out of stock
GinGordon's - Gin 50mL$1.49Which Gordon's is right for you?
Pricing on Gordon's Gin runs from $1.49 for the 50mL nip to $24.99 for the 1.75L handle. The 200mL is $4.99, the 375mL is $8.49, and the 1L is $18.99. That puts a full liter under twenty dollars, which is why it stays in so many local bars and home cabinets. Buy Gordon's Gin online here, or stop in and we will hand you the size that matches your pouring habits.
A liter keeps a weekly martini habit supplied without a second trip.
A handle batches gin and tonics for a crowd without running dry.
A small bottle to test a gin and tonic before committing to a liter.