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Graham Mills - Walnut Tree Distillery
Farm-crafted gin from the heart of rural Norfolk
NR9 5LN, United Kingdom
Graham
Walnut Tree Distillery
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Our story
Walnut Tree Distillery Ltd. is one piece of a Norfolk family farm, dating back over 100 years, in the beautiful Breckland district of rural Norfolk. The distillery forms part of the old dairy building and the gins are small-batch distilled in custom-made milk churn stills. All of our spirits contain botanicals, hand-picked on the farm, and are made using natural spring water from our own well.
Our Norfolk Farmhouse Gins all start as neutral grain alcohol and a selection of local base botanicals. Our signature ingredient is the walnut, hand-picked from the trees that surround our home and...
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Our Norfolk Farmhouse Gins all start as neutral grain alcohol and a selection of local base botanicals. Our signature ingredient is the walnut, hand-picked from the trees that surround our home and...
About Us
Graham Mills
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We are Emma & Graham, the distillers, bottle washers, labellers and general gin obsessives behind Walnut Tree Distillery.
The farm's relationship with gin started 3 generations ago, with the advent of Emma's great grandmother's sloe gin recipe. As was the case for many agricultural labourers of the time, the hedgerows provided a different kind of harvest, to that of the fields, and we still pick our sloes from the same trees and bushes that our predecessors did. Whilst we have branched out in some of our gin production, our sloe gin is still made in the same way as it always was, all those years ago, in the family farmhouse, hence it's name.
The farm's relationship with gin started 3 generations ago, with the advent of Emma's great grandmother's sloe gin recipe. As was the case for many agricultural labourers of the time, the hedgerows provided a different kind of harvest, to that of the fields, and we still pick our sloes from the same trees and bushes that our predecessors did. Whilst we have branched out in some of our gin production, our sloe gin is still made in the same way as it always was, all those years ago, in the family farmhouse, hence it's name.
