Created by Alexander Stein in 2006, Monkey 47 Gin is a name that has travelled the world. While there are dozens of botanicals, there’s an obvious lime-like note to start, followed by lingonberry, juniper and sweet woodruff leading to subtle pepper.

A tasty Amazonian Gin made by the team behind Diplomático Rum. Canaïma is tropical, exotic and transportive yet still doesn't lose sight of what being gin is about - juniper!

Pink Pepper Gin was born from a desire to create an aromatically bold new-style of gin. Steering away from the dry juniper-lead style of gins from the yesteryears, they created a spirit which evolves and changes depending on how it’s enjoyed.

Meet Tarquin's Spiced Watermelon Gin, a spice, smoke and fruit combo that's inspired by a love of the beach and summers spent in Cornwall!

Franz De La Boë is purported to have invented gin way back in 1658. And while what he came up with was likely to be far less bold than the wildly fruity, madly colourful gins in his namesake range, Boë Violet Gin was made in his honour.

Mermaid Zest Gin is as zingy, zesty and citrussy as you can hope for – adding layers of island grown bergamot, lemon zest and rosemary onto their signature Dry Gin.

One of the oldest gin recipes in the world, Plymouth Dry Gin is rich and smooth. The flavour is the result of a balanced blend of seven hand-selected botanicals, slow and careful distillation and soft Dartmoor water.

Aviation Gin has been going through something of a resurgence ever since Deadpool himself, Ryan Reynolds, took a major stake in the brand. If you ask us, this richly floral Art Deco Gin should always have been top of your agenda.

Get your garden drinks to the ready! The ceramic container is filled with floral yet balanced gin and the refillable and durable nature of the gnome is as smartly designed we've ever seen.

Isle of Rassay is a Hebredian Gin made with 10 botanicals including some juniper from the island itself. Great in a Negroni, but with such an itextural bottle it also makes for a lovely gift too.

Kyro Gin (formerly known as Napue) is a beautiful Finnish gin that merges a traditional gin profile with sumptuous local flavours – namely meadowsweet, sea buckthorn, cranberries and birch leaves.

Hayman’s London Dry Gin is the quintessential English pour. Using a 10-botanical-strong line up, the profile is classic enough to be definitive of the genre as a whole – this is archetypal juniper forward London Dry and as smooth as silk to boot.

Intense, bold and aromatic - arguably the Navy strength that defines the entire category of navy gins. For almost two centuries, no Royal Navy ship left port without this gin. It's a multi-award-winner that’s strong enough to fire cannons.

Malfy Originale leans more towards a traditional juniper-led profile, featuring wild Italian juniper plucked from the mountains of Northern Italy joined by Amalfi coast lemons.

Franz De La Boë is purported to have 'invented gin' way back in 1658. And while what he came up with was likely to be far less bold than the wildly fruity, madly colourful gins in his namesake range, Boë Passionfruit Gin was made in his honour.

New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc meets Dry Gin in the ultimate refreshing combination. Interestingly, unlike other grape infused gins, Dancing Sands distils the wine and blends it in allowing for a crisp finish.

Cambridge Dry Gin is waxy herbal treat crafted almost entirely from botanicals frown in the distiller's garden. It is a quintessentially English gin, packed with the likes of basil, rosemary, blackcurrant leaf, rose petals and lemon verbena.

Audemus Umami Gin is a uniquely creative concoction. It's made from hand-picked capers, parmesan cheese and more for a distinctly savoury, umami taste.

One of the great modern gins, Shortcross combines a sense of classicism (piny juniper) with a local twist (verdant and fresh). The label foiling and subtle texture is intricately designed too, matching the astounding liquid inside the bottle.

Forest Gin is a truly special gin, with its earthy forest flavours packed into one of the most beautiful bottles on the market. Made from English porcelain and decorated with a design by artist Suzy Taylor, they really are something to covet.