Monkey 47 Sloe Gin is the cult German brand's take on the classic fruit infusion. At 29% ABV, and a perfect mix of red fruit, almond-like stone and sweetness, one that would please many.

A classic Sloe Gin taste, but with a slightly higher ABV that makes it cry particularly well in cocktails, Warner's Sloe Gin bursts with the flavour of Harrington's hedgerows.

Given that they’re famed for being classicists, it’s hardly a surprise that Hayman’s Sloe Gin is as rich as one you’d make all by yourself. Using berries handpicked in Autumn, this is supple, silky and redolent of gleaming English fruit.

The best Sloe Gins have the perfect balance of sugar, fruit and underlying gin. Sipsmith Sloe Gin manages this holy trifecta brilliantly with a classic of the genre.

Plymouth Sloe Gin is a quintessentially English drink - the origins of which have been lost in time. Plymouth's is a classic take on the Sloe genre with the berries infused into the flagship gin.

Elephant Sloe Gin combines their London Dry Gin with the classic flavour of wild fresh sloe berries. Limited to one vintage a year, the fruit is harvested by hand and carefully selected; keeping only the best berries for the sloe gin production.

Hernö Sloe Gin is added to juniper casks that have been used to mature Hernö Juniper Cask Gin. Salivating yet? We certainly were when we heard about this 'Slow' Sloe Gin.