But it is not only the product in the loving packaging that makes the brand Elephant Gin simply likeable: With 15% of the proceeds Elephant Gin supports the Big Life Foundation as well as Space for Elephants and thus also does good for the protection of species of pachyderms in Africa. The product and allergen information provided has been supplied by the producer/manufacturer of the products.

The design of Elephant Gin’s logo as a stamp is a nod to the letters sent home by the 19th century explorers of Africa, in which they described the botanical discoveries they made. The style gets its name from gin’s use by the Royal Navy in the 19th century, when sailors would test the strength of their spirits by attempting to light gunpowder.

This transitions seamlessly into a finish of warming ginger, peppery spice and lingering bittersweet citrus.

Adding tonic elevates the pine and floral notes on the nose as well as the deep earthy and woody characters on the palate. Even the quite coherent design of the bottle reflects the love of Africa, the desire for adventure and new discoveries.Whilst the Elephant London Dry Gin and Elephant Strength Gin share the same fourteen botanicals, including rare African ingredients, to create their distinctive flavour profiles, the latter uses twice the quantity of botanicals and has an ABV of 57%. It was essential for spirits on-board to have a high strength so that if they spilt, gunpowder would remain explosive. Once you have subscribed your subscription is active within immediate effect to take advantage of the exclusive offers, discounts and more.