The Sassenach Wild Scottish Gin 750mL
Product details
| Management number | 253571419 | Release Date | 2026/10/24 | List Price | CA$17.20 | Model Number | 253571419 | ||
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The Sassenach Wild Scottish Gin
750 mL | 42% ABV | London Dry Style | Foraged Scottish Botanicals
Process & Profile
Crafted by Sam Heughan in collaboration with Crafty Distillery, this gin is a tribute to Dumfries and Galloway’s wild landscapes. It features a foraged botanical palette—Scottish juniper, crabapple, rhubarb, heather, pine resin, bramble leaf, blaeberry, and toasted oats. The gin uses a vapor-infusion and pot-distillation process to preserve freshness, with a creamy-soft mouthfeel and a vibrant botanical character.
Tasting Notes
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Nose: Crisp apples and red berries with juniper and floral heather
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Palate: Bright juniper and citrus, layered with rhubarb, toasted oats, pine, and subtle floral notes
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Finish: Clean and lingering, with fresh orchard fruit and earthy pine
What Makes It Special
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Foraged, regionally sourced botanicals offering authentic Scottish terroir
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Crafted in a London dry style that highlights juniper elegance
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Luxurious, creamy texture achieved through careful distillation
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Recognized with multiple awards, including Gold at NYC and Singapore Spirit Competitions
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Backed by Sam Heughan’s personal passion and connection to his homeland
How to Enjoy
Serve neat over large ice or in a classic gin cocktail. Try it in a gin-and-tonic garnished with apple or heather, a fresh Collins, or a riff on a Negroni. It shines in gin-forward cocktails like the “American Werewolf.”
What Gin Lovers Say
“It’s a really killer gin… Juniper first, citrus like lime pops… tons of fruit and a hint of creamy sweetness.” — Reddit user t8ke on r/Gin
Frequently Asked Questions
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What proof is Sassenach Wild Scottish Gin?
It’s bottled at 42% ABV. -
Is it a London dry gin?
Yes—crafted in classic London dry style. -
Where are the botanicals from?
Locally foraged from Dumfries and Galloway in Scotland. -
Can I use it in cocktails?
Absolutely—excellent neat or in martinis, G&Ts, Collinses, and Negroni riffs.
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