Over three hundred years ago, it was common for physicians to distil herbal remedies using copper stills, harnessing the power of nature & alchemy to solve medical maladies. In 1651, one such physician, John French, published The Art of Distillation documenting these non-alcoholic recipes. At that same time, a family in Lincolnshire had started farming, hand sowing seeds using baskets called ‘seedlips’.
Centuries later, Ben stumbled across John French’s recipes & began experimenting with them in his kitchen, using a small copper still & herbs from his garden. That might have been the end of the story, if he hadn’t been given a sickly sweet pink mocktail one Monday evening in a restaurant. The result was the beginning of an idea to combine his farming heritage, love of nature, his copper still & forgotten recipes with the need for proper non-alcoholic options; a name inspired by the seed baskets carried by his family centuries before & a process of Seed to Lip: and so Seedlip was born.
Seedlip Spice 94 Alcohol Free Botanical Spirit
Wood-Spice-Citrus
An aromatic & complex blend of all spice berry, cardamom, bark & citrus peel distillates. Best served with tonic for...
Seedlip Garden Leaf 108 Alcohol Free Gin
Leaf-Herb-Pod
Distilled Non-Alcoholic Botanical Spirit
A herbal & floral blend of hand-picked peas & homegrown hay with traditional...
£22.99
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