The Black Batch

In the search of ‘the Elixir of Life’, Mr. Copperhead could not resist expanding the Copperhead family. With this came the Copperhead Black Batch. He was enchanted by the magnificent elder tree and the tales of witchcraft and life prolongation surrounding it. To stimulate the immune system, the gin is enriched with the pitch black berries of the Sambucus Nigra shrub, more commonly known as elder berries. Carefully balanced with Black Ceylon tea, this Black Batchvariety of the Copperhead Original Gin recipe will pleasantly surprise your senses. Welcome to the dark side of gin. For the Black Batch, Mr. Copperhead used the 5 original Copperhead botanicals (juniper berries, cardamom, angelica, coriander seeds and orange zest) and enhanced it with Black Ceylon tea and the elderberry. This Gin contains 42% alcohol.

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The Gibson Edition

Together with the rise of Copperhead gin came the growth of bartending. In 2018 world-renowned bartender Marian Beke, owner of the Gibson bar in London, created Copperhead the Gibson Edition. Inspired by the classic cocktail Gibson Martini this edition is a unique savoury style of gin, thanks to the immense flavour palette. Added to the original 5 Copperhead botanicals are not less than 13 carefully selected spices traditionally used in pickling. These ingredients, among which are mace, pepper, cassia, bay leaf, ginger, allspice, fennel and dill seeds are joined by just a touch of eight-year-old Genever to complete this smooth and complex taste. The Gibson Edition can be used to add a pickled twist to cocktails or can be enjoyed with premium tonic water as your new favourite Gin & Tonic. Add a pickled garnish to finish it off. This gin contains 40% alcohol.

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The Original

In the eye of the storm, when gin & tonic suddenly became thé aperitif of the famous, the foodies and eventually just you and me, Copperhead hit the market hard by swimming against the stream. Where all the competitors were making Western Dry gins, Copperhead returned to the roots of gin and created a London Dry gin. Many ingredients were listed as options to create the ultimate gin and after a month-long process experimenting with different batches, they found the perfect balance of 5 ingredients. The first Copperhead gin was born and it was named Copperhead London Dry Gin, or The Original. This gin contains 40% alcohol.