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Inspired by the memory of a summer tea party, Charles Gordon tasked the young chemist Lesley Gracie with crafting a unique take on the old mainstay utilizing two peculiar ingredients: cucumber & rose – certainly an odd request for gin notes of the time. An even greater challenge? He set her up with two separate types of stills he had purchased at auction a few decades prior—a Carter-Head from 1948 and a Bennett old enough to know Queen Victoria. This would have seemed like a Herculean task to any standard gin distiller, but perhaps through a touch of magic – or maybe just a good guess – Gracie cracked the code.
Hendrick's Gin Palace
Girvan, Scotland
The Connaught Bar
London, UK
Seed Library
London, UK
The Gate
Glasgow, Scotland
Kelvingrove Cafe
Glasgow, Scotland
The Cruise Room
Denver, CO
Nauticus
Edinburgh, Scotland
ADVENTURE CURIOUSLY
Over a century ago, Phileas Fogg circumnavigated the globe over 80 trips around the sun. Taking a page out of his whimsical legacy, we found ourselves on a similarly audacious adventure—in Scotland. Home to sweeping highlands, a curious affection for haggis, and a fabled sea monster, our daring team set out on a once unthinkable journey to traverse the Scottish landscape in only 7 days. With the help of our curious friends at Hendrick’s Gin and many of you, we uncovered a multitude of curios and factoids for inquisitive minds.
🎥 Day 1
From Girvan to Glasgow on a Penny Farthing 🚲
🎥 Day 2
We visit the Oldest Tailor and hit the Highlands 🚂
🎥 Day 3
What will we explore on our Final Day? 🧭
To celebrate the launch of Hendrick’s newest floral forward concoction, we hosted a few Garden Parties across the globe! From Boston to Edinburgh to Singapore, our amazing AWA Ambassadors hosted beautifully botanical bashes – and toasted with Flora Adora.
Singapore
A Singapore "Show-and-Tell" Garden Party with the one and only @ksy.yuan
Boston
A Beantown Bash at the Historic Shirley Eustis House courtesy of @streetscapecurator
Edinburgh
A glamorous Garden Party in Edinburgh hosted by @edienthusiast
GARDENS AND GREENHOUSES
Welcome to our collection of all things natural. Many of this world’s wonders can be found in the humble garden. However, not all gardens, glass houses, and green spaces are created (and enjoyed) equally. This collection is brought to you by our most curious of adventure partners, for whom botanicals are a key element of their famous export – Hendrick’s Gin.
LEGEND OF THE GIN PALACE
Inspired by the memory of a summer tea party, Charles Gordon tasked the young chemist Lesley Gracie with crafting a unique take on an old mainstay by utilizing two peculiar ingredients: cucumber & rose – certainly an odd request for gin notes of the time.
NEWSROOM TO HOTELIER
While this may look like a pristine original theatre in the hull of the Scotsman hotel, this intimate concoction was once one of the many rooms serving The Scotsman Newspaper and Evening Edinburgh News up until the late 20th Century.
