Buckingham Palace to sell its own brand of gin; profits go to the Royal Collection Trust

Queen Elizabeth II is all set to sell her brand of botanical dry gin. According to reports, official Buckingham Palace product consists of handpicked ingredients from British monarch’s gardens at her London residence. Here are or details about gin that you must kw. Read ahead:

Buckingham Palace has a brand of gin

According to reports, on July 13, 2020, Royal Collection Trust, a department of Royal Household that oversees Royal Collection, revealed that an official Buckingham gin is available. While general public can buy it at its online shop, guests at future palace events would also be able to get it. premium gin consists of twelve botanicals, such as lemon verbena, hawthorn berries, bay leaves, and mulberry leaves, that are from palace grounds.

Moreover, Trust has offered a recipe for enjoying  gin. As per reports, anuncement read that recommended serving method is to pour a measure of spirit into an ice-filled short tumbler before topping up with tonic and garnishing with a slice of lemon. gin is available for £40 online, and profits from every bottle would go to Royal Collection Trust. Furrmore, Buckingham Palace will also serve bever to guests at all events ahead.

Meanwhile, reports suggest that Queen’s former chef Darren McGrady had earlier unveiled which alcoholic bevers Queen Elizabeth II enjoys drinking. He revealed that she liked ‘a gin and Dubonnet’ and called m to be her favourite. On or hand, her former butler Grand Harold had shared Queen's preferred tea and how she drank it.

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Two years ago, he revealed that Queen Elizabeth II savoured her Assam or Earl Grey traditional way, prepared with tea leaves in a teapot before pouring into a fine bone-china teacup. He added that she would also use a tea strainer. Additionally, butler also debunked a myth that members of Royal Family keep ir pinky fingers in air while drinking as he had never seen that happen.

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