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Archie Rose is celebrating its tenth year of producing spirits, commemorating the occasion with the release of a limited edition 700ml Tailored Birthday Gin, featuring a blend of mandarin, green tea and juniper.

As a thank you to their gin supporters over the past decade, the first 2000 customers who purchase a Tailored or Signature Gin will receive a complimentary 200mL bottle of Tailored Birthday Gin with their name featured on the front label.

The Tailored Birthday Gin was created by the Archie Rose team to be a ‘truly delicious’ tribute to gin lovers’ favourite flavours over the years. In line with the ethos of Archie Rose Tailored Spirits, which gives people the opportunity to fully customise their own unique bottle from liquid to label, it will be offered alongside a limited edition art label by botanical artist, Edith Rewa, a long-standing friend of Archie Rose, which beautifully captures the three hero gin botanicals. 

Archie Rose will also be extending their thanks to supporters of the Archie Rose Bar & Cellar Door in Rosebery, Sydney with the first 300 customers who visit and purchase a bottle of Tailored or Limited Edition Gin receiving one of the 200mL Tailored Birthday Gin gifts, with a front label that reads ‘Thank You.

Customers are able to create their own fully customised bottle of Tailored Spirits via the Archie Rose website or by visiting the Archie Rose Bar & Cellar Door in Rosebery, Sydney to undertake a Blend Your Own Gin or Whisky-making class.

Archie Rose will also release a Tailored Birthday Whisky later this year.

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