Springtime is a glorious time of the year. It’s full of eternal hope, spending more time in the great outdoors, and flowers are blooming everywhere. And to bring you flowers to the city streets of the capital, the team behind Caorunn Gin Flower Bike are in London giving passers-by an extra cheer by allowing themselves to pick a bunch of flowers.
There is no better way to spread happiness than with a hand-picked flower from the Caorunn Gin Flower Bike. So, this Spring, keep your eyes peeled for the Flower Bike, which will be brimming over with hundreds of beautiful blooms.
To get your hands on a beautiful bouquet, look out for the colourfully decorated bike. To top it up, its team will also refresh you with a Caorunn Scottish Raspberry Gin and Tonic from Bubba Oasis bar in Upper Street in Angel.
The spirits brand has been producing handcrafter gin in small batches since 2009. The word Caorunn (pronounced ‘ka-roon’) originates from the Gaelic word for ‘Rowan Berry’, the botanical at the very soul of their Gin. It grows wild in the surrounding area of Balmenach Distillery in the Speyside region of the Scottish Highlands.
The Rowan Berry is infused with four other locally foraged botanicals, six traditional gin botanicals and crystal-clear Scottish water. Caorunn Gin is fresh and floral on the nose; it’s clean, sweet, full-bodied, and aromatic with a long-lasting dry and crisp finish. A real treat for gin lovers.
The idea behind the flower bike was to spread a bit of love to Londoners and tourists who have been forced to stay away from the city streets for over two years since the pandemic.
Sarah McDonald, the gin’s Global Brand Manager, told us, “As a brand, we’re pleased to have been able to spread cheer on the streets of London while showcasing the unique Scottish botanicals that make Caorunn Gin so special. We were also delighted to partner with Bubba Oasis and allow passers-by to try a complimentary Caorunn Scottish Raspberry & Tonic.”
The flower bike has a stunning selection of spring flowers and a selection of Caorunn’s unique Scottish botanicals, including dandelion, myrtle and heather.
If you’re looking for staycation ideas and love gin, you may want to consider taking a trip up to the distillery. The team take guests through the gin making process, all the while being able to appreciate the stunning surroundings when the Celtic botanicals are hand foraged.
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