Boodles

EnglandLondon Dry

Boodles

"A martini gin if there ever was one. Sage and nutmeg take the wheel."

Price · 30ml
₹180
ABV
40%
Best Serve
Martini
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BENO Gin DNA

A flavor map, in ten lines.

An in-house flavor read across ten axes. Not a lab test — a guide from people who pour this gin every night.

  • Juniper4
  • Citrus0
  • Floral0
  • Spice4
  • Herbal5
  • Fruit0
  • Earthy2
  • Coastal0
  • Sweetness1
  • Complexity3
JuniperCitrusFloralSpiceHerbalFruitEarthyCoastalSweetnessComplexity

Flavor Notes

Nose, palate, finish.

Nose

Herbs, soft juniper

Palate

Sage, nutmeg, dry juniper

Finish

Dry, savoury

Dominant Botanicals

What's in the still.

junipercorianderangelicanutmegcassiasagerosemary

Choose This If

You want a herbaceous gin that loves a dry martini.

Avoid This If

You want bright citrus to lead.

Best Served As

How we'd pour it.

MartiniClassic G&T

BENO Note

"No citrus in the botanical bill — rare for London Dry."

The Story

Where it comes from.

Named after Boodle's gentlemen's club in St. James's, founded in 1762, this gin was created in 1845 and became one of the defining spirits of the modern London Dry style. Reportedly Winston Churchill's favourite gin at the club, Boodles shaped the vodka-like base infused with botanicals that defines the category today.

Why This Bottle Matters

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Despite being made in the UK since 1845, Boodles was only available in the US and Japan until 2013, when it finally returned to British shelves with a redesigned bottle—a homecoming nearly 170 years in the making.