Martin Edgerton Gill founded England's largest tea company "The London Herb and Spice Company" in 1978; by 1988 it already had a British market share of 50%. Following this success, he turned his attention to other British celebrated beverages, such as gin. Edgerton Original Pink Gin combines 15 botanicals; juniper berries, cereals, bean herb, Casia Bark, coriander, almonds, lemon peel, orange peel, damiana, nutmeg, liquorice, angelica root, orris powder, pomegranate seeds and cinnamon. The name "Pink Gin" is derived from the dianthus or also called cloves. The pink "edges" of these flowers are called "Pinks". Edgerton Gin owes its unusual pink colour to extracts from pomegranates. Awards: - Gold medal in 2011 at The Spirits Buisness. - Silver medal in 2011 at the International Wine & Spirit Competition. - Silver medal in 2014 at The Gin Masters - The Spirits Business.Tasting notes:Colour: Pink. Nose: Fresh, floral, orange, juniper, notes of citrus fruits, mint, cinnamon. Taste: Fresh, tart, fruity, floral, grapefruit, citrus, juniper. Finish: Long lasting, soft, velvety, hints of chocolate.