Danvm - Vulcan XH558

During the cold-war era, Doncaster's former RAF Finningley was a V-Bomber station & Quick Reaction Alert base (QRA). Armed with Blue Steel missiles, AVRO Vulcans were vital to Britain's nuclear deterrent.  

XH558 'The Spirit of Great Britain' was the 1st Vulcan B.2 to enter RAF service in 1960 & the last to leave in 1993 as a display aircraft. She was returned to flight (2007-2015) by the VTTST before returning home to Doncaster. 

Old Tom in style, XH558 - Blue Steel Edition is traditionally distilled in small batches using a copper alembic still, before being cold-compounded. 

Doncaster natural spring water, honey & lavender are skilfully balanced with blueberries & carefully selected classic botanicals, resulting in a superbly smooth, versatile & refreshing gin with a sweet finish. 

Small batch distilled in Yorkshire. 42% ABV. 

Founded by Lt. Col Anthony St Leger, the St Leger horserace (world's oldest classic) was run for the 1st time at Cantley Common, Doncaster on 24th September 1776. 

Samuel Parkinson presented his Doncaster butterscotch to Queen Victoria when she opened the St Leger Festival in 1851. 

Contemporary in style, St Leger Festival - The Leger Stakes Edition, is traditionally distilled in small batches using a copper alembic still. 

Doncaster natural spring water, honey, lavender & selected classic botanicals are skilfully balanced with blood & Saville orange, & Parkinson's Royal Doncaster Butter-Scotch's secret-ingredient, resulting in a superbly smooth, citrus-forward, versatile & refreshing gin. 

Small batch distilled in Yorkshire. 42% ABV.