Martin Miller's Gin
A bright, citrus forward London dry gin, poured in Commack.
The story behind Martin Miller's
Martin Miller's is a London dry gin, which means the botanicals go into the still and nothing sweetens the bottle afterward. Juniper leads, then citrus peel and a warm spice note, and the finish stays clean and dry. That structure is why it works in a martini and why it holds up against tonic without disappearing.
We have poured and sold this bottle for years behind the counter in Commack. The house character is bright rather than heavy, so it suits a dry martini, a gin and tonic, and a Negroni where you want the gin to speak. If you have been drinking a softer, sweeter gin, this is the step toward a classic London dry. We keep the 750mL and 1L on the shelf and the 50mL for a first taste.
Explore the Martin Miller's range
Three sizes of the same London dry gin: a 50mL to try, a 750mL for the bar, and a 1L for a crowd.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Martin Miller's Gin 50mL | London Dry Gin | Small bottle, good first taste or gift | |
| Martin Miller's Gin 750mL | London Dry Gin | Standard bar bottle, juniper and citrus | |
| Martin Miller's Gin 1L | London Dry Gin | Larger pour for parties and mixing |
Which Martin Miller's is right for you?
The 50mL is $2.30, an easy way to try a London dry before committing to a full bottle. The 750mL is $29.99, which is fair money for a gin that carries juniper and citrus without hiding behind sugar. The 1L is $32.99, and that is the one to buy when the bar cart is busy or a party is coming. All three are the same gin, so the only decision is how much you need.
Dry and juniper forward, so it holds its shape with vermouth.
More pours per bottle for a crowd mixing gin and tonics.
A low cost way to test a London dry before buying big.
Martin Miller's cocktails and pairings
Serve it cold and keep the mixer simple. This gin wants citrus and a little bitterness, not sugar.