Haus Alpenz

Portfolio
Resources
About Us/Contact
An example of the Almond Blossom Crusta, the mixed drink (drink), by Charles Baker, 1951, featuring cognac, Hayman’s London Dry Gin, lime juice, orgeat, and sugar; photo by Thierry Morpurgo

 Almond Blossom Crusta

Prepare Nick & Nora glass with a sugared rim.

Shake with ice:

1.5 oz cognac

1 oz Hayman’s London Dry Gin

0.5 oz lime juice

0.5 oz orgeat

Double strain into the glass.

Charles Baker, 1951


Hayman’s London Dry Gin bottle

Hayman’s London Dry Gin

England 47.0% ABV

47.0% ABV

The Hayman family is the oldest gin-producing family in London, dating to 1863. All three Hayman’s gins use the same 10 botanicals, in different proportions. Hayman’s London Dry Gin presents an intense, oily texture from juniper, angelica, and orris root, accented by a bit of citrus. This structure, along with the traditional 47% alcohol, allows Hayman’s London Dry to show intensity and focus when diluted. This gin is unmatched as a base for the full range of classic gin cocktails, from high-dilution sours (such as the French 75) to striking Martinis at any proportion of gin to vermouth. The aromatic intensity of this gin makes it the ideal Martini gin, even at the classic 1:1 proportion. Full details

Hayman’s London Dry Gin label

SKU Vintage Region Origin Desc Cepage % Alc Size/Pack Finish BTL Barcode Cs Barcode Cs Wgt
HZ 1220NVEnglandGBGin47.0%1000/12T Cap5021692117833502169211784021.70 kg
HZ 1215NVEnglandGBGin47.0%750/12T Cap5021692650316502169265032315.80 kg