Why Buy: Known as the Cocktail Gin. Simon Ford has worked with Plymouth, Dorothy Parker and Perry’s Tot Gin. The bottle is designed as a Bar tool.
 
Historical Legacy: Distiller Charles Maxwell's family started making Gin in London in the 17th Century. Legaices don't get much more legacy than that.
 
Quality Process: The nine botanicals found in Fords Gin are sourced from Joseph Flach & Sons Ltd. They have been importing medicinal and culinary botanicals from around the world for London gin houses & tea companies since 1882, a time when tea houses and gin palaces thrived.
 
Ingredients and Flavor Notes: Angelica, Cassia, Coriander, Grapefruit, Jasmine, Juniper, Lemon, Orange, Orris Root. 
 
What Makes This Brand Different: Some hefty credentials from the Fords Team. The botanicals come from Spain, Haiti, Morocco, China and Italy.