London No. 3 Dry Gin 70cl
Brand: Berry Bros. & Rudd | Category: London Dry Gin | ABV: 46% | Origin: England | Vol: 700ml

Tradition in a Turquoise Bottle

This isn't just another London dry. No. 3 Gin is a masterstroke from Berry Bros. & Rudd, Britain’s oldest wine and spirits merchant, operating since 1698. The name? It comes from their historic address: No. 3 St. James’s Street. One of the few gins created by people who drink spirits for a living, not just distill them. It’s the gin equivalent of a Savile Row suit: crisp, refined, and tailored to perfection.

Tasting Profile

Nose:
Clean and confident — like the scent of fresh linen in a sunlit drawing room. Juniper forward, with zesty citrus and an herbal breeze that carries hints of cardamom and coriander.

Palate:
Bold, dry, and impeccably structured. The juniper leads the charge, followed by grapefruit, angelica root, and a whisper of green tea. Classic, but never predictable.

Finish:
Sharp, snappy, and elegant. Like a well-delivered British quip, it lingers just long enough to leave an impression, then vanishes with charm.

Production Details

Only six botanicals, distilled in traditional copper pot stills, but each is selected with obsessive precision. No. 3 took two years of flavour trials to perfect, guided by Dr. David Clutton (a.k.a. the only person in the world with a PhD in gin). The goal? To craft the most classic London dry gin ever made.

Perfect For

Martinis. Full stop. But also, lazy Sundays on a sunlit veranda, aperitivo hour at your home bar, or when you want to serve sophistication without saying a word.

Expert Notes

No. 3 is the only gin to win “World’s Best Gin” four times at the International Spirits Challenge. That’s not luck, that’s chemistry, experience, and taste distilled to perfection.

Customer Reviews

"I’ve officially retired all other gins. This is the one." — Bea, Makati

"Tastes like a London tailor stitched this in a bottle. Ridiculously smooth." — Gino, Cebu

"Poured it for a friend and now they won’t stop coming over. Coincidence?" — Ella, BGC

Interesting Fact

The key on the bottle isn’t just branding, it's a replica of the key to the Berry Bros. & Rudd wine shop at No. 3 St. James’s Street, where British royals and writers alike have walked through since the 18th century.

Serving Suggestions

For a G&T that speaks volumes: pour over ice, add premium tonic, and garnish with a grapefruit twist. Or go full Bond with an ice-cold dry martini, stirred, never shaken and a lemon peel.

Distillery Background

Berry Bros. & Rudd isn’t a distillery, it's a legacy. Founded in 1698, they’ve supplied spirits to royalty, nobility, and those with discerning taste for over 300 years. Their philosophy? Quality over gimmicks. And with No. 3, they’ve distilled three centuries of expertise into one unforgettable bottle.