Caspyn
Caspyn

The original Caspyn variety, produced all year round by independent distillery, A Pocketful of Stones. hand crafted and copper pot distilled in relatively small batches in Penzance.

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 Shaun checks the temperature gauge on one of the copper stills in which the gin is distilled.

Shaun checks the temperature gauge on one of the copper stills in which the gin is distilled.

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 The shelf holding sacks of dry ingredients used to flavour the different gins.

The shelf holding sacks of dry ingredients used to flavour the different gins.

 Shaun smells a handful of dried juniper berries from one of the ingredient sacks kept in storage, combinations of which are used to flavour the different gin varieties they produce.

Shaun smells a handful of dried juniper berries from one of the ingredient sacks kept in storage, combinations of which are used to flavour the different gin varieties they produce.

Caspyn
Screen Shot 2018-04-04 at 16.51.52.png
Shaun's proof 1.jpg
 Shaun checks the temperature gauge on one of the copper stills in which the gin is distilled.
IMG_4563.jpg
IMG_4623.jpg
IMG_4796.jpg
IMG_4826.jpg
IMG_4642-2.jpg
IMG_4920.jpg
IMG_4927.jpg
 The shelf holding sacks of dry ingredients used to flavour the different gins.
 Shaun smells a handful of dried juniper berries from one of the ingredient sacks kept in storage, combinations of which are used to flavour the different gin varieties they produce.
Caspyn

The original Caspyn variety, produced all year round by independent distillery, A Pocketful of Stones. hand crafted and copper pot distilled in relatively small batches in Penzance.

Shaun checks the temperature gauge on one of the copper stills in which the gin is distilled.

The shelf holding sacks of dry ingredients used to flavour the different gins.

Shaun smells a handful of dried juniper berries from one of the ingredient sacks kept in storage, combinations of which are used to flavour the different gin varieties they produce.

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