Gin Tanqueray Flor de Sevilla

The famous Gin brand was founded in 1830 when Charles Tanqueray, aged just 20 and descended from David Tanqueray, a member of the English Royal Family, produced a botanical recipe and became a distiller of the highest quality Gin, founding his small distillery in Bloomsbury, a district near the city of London in England. He used the waters of Finsbury Spa, near the city of London, to make his gin. According to many researchers, these waters had invigorating powers. At the time, Tanqueray London Dry Gin, so called because of the production process and not because of the city of London, was the best available in the region. The bottle in which the drink was sold was inspired by 18th century English hydrants, thus creating a symbol of distinction for the brand.