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Pre-Order Manx Sloe Gin

Pre-Order Manx Sloe Gin

Brrrrrr… the FROST FAERIE is coming! PRE-ORDER your Fynoderee MANX SLOE GIN now!

The first ever Limited Batch of Fynoderee Manx Sloe Gin (2020) is steeping and gaining more and more flavour by the day.

We expect it to be ready for sipping by the end of the month and will be available exclusively via The Fynoderee Distillery Shop in Ramsey or online at: https://fynoderee.com/.../products/fynoderee-manx-sloe-gin

Our new labels will be arriving any day now from the printers and feature our latest Fynoderee character “The Frost Faerie” illustrated exquisitely by Julia Ashby Smyth.

Who Is the Frost Faerie? On the moonlit nights of autumn, The Frost Faerie creeps and weaves through the Island’s foliage, her icy breath whitening the leaves, her wintery spear piercing the heart of any Sloe berry she finds.

Traditionally, Sloe berries are picked after the first frosts of autumn.

Our hand foraged Manx Sloes have been steeped in our Winter Edition Manx Dry Gin to create a mellow, warming and complex Manx Sloe Gin brimming with sumptuous berry flavours, notes of cherry and almond and hints of citrus and winter spice.

Pre-order online NOW for dispatch on 17th December




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