Moorland Spirit Co. Wild Bilberry Sheffield Dry Gin
Moorland Spirit Co. · Moorland Spirit Co.
Moorland Spirit Co. channels the Yorkshire moors into a bottle — wild, wind-swept, and honest. The bilberry addition is a whisper, not a shout, letting the juniper-forward backbone remain firmly in control. A gin that respects tradition while nodding to its landscape.
Nose
Juniper leads clearly but shares space with hedgerow berries, fresh lemon peel, and a herbaceous waxy quality. A subtle violet note lingers beneath the surface.
Palate
Medium-bodied and surprisingly textured, with juniper anchoring a wave of coriander seed, angelica root, and bright citrus. The bilberry adds a faint fruity depth without sweetness, and a peppery warmth builds steadily.
Finish
Clean and dry with lingering juniper, lemon zest, and a gentle spice trail.
- Style
- Dry Gin
- Botanicals
- Juniper, bilberries, gentian, and Henderson’s Relish
- Base Spirit
- Neutral grain spirit
- Distillation
- Vapor infusion and copper pot still distillation
Cocktail Suggestion
Moor & Tonic — 2 oz Moorland Wild Bilberry Gin · 4 oz premium Indian tonic · Build in a copa glass over ice, garnish with a sprig of thyme and a few fresh blueberries.
Food Pairing
The gin's herbal juniper and violet tones complement the earthy beets, while its peppery finish cuts through the creamy tang of the cheese.
Crafted in small batches in Sheffield's Kelham Island quarter, Moorland Spirit Co. forages ingredients from the surrounding Peak District moorlands to create gins rooted in the Yorkshire landscape.
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