Grace Gin
Grace Gin was launched in 2017 by LKC Drinks and is the creation of three Greek friends, Lila, Hara and Katerina. The gin is distilled at Avantes Distillery on the island of Evia, first using traditional botanicals before adding further botanicals including orange blossom, pink pepper, rock samphire, and myrtle leaves. In 2026 the range was expanded with the additions of Grace Gin Bergamot and Grace Gin Amethyst.  

Grace Gin - Charis (45.7% ABV)

  • Botanicals: 13 including  juniper, lemon peel, orange peel, cardamom, cassia, pink pepper, myrtle leaves, rock samphire, orange blossom. Base Spirit: Grain.
  • TGG Tasting Notes: Aromas of juniper, fresh pine and rock samphire, with hints of pink pepper and cassia. Juniper and rock samphire on the palate with coriander seed spice and earthy notes building through the peppery finish.
  • Serving Suggestion / Garnish: Gin & Tonic with a garnish of Orange Peel and/or Pink Peppercorns, or in a Martini or Negroni.
The Gin Guide Review: Grace Gin is a flavoursome, complex and skilfully balanced gin that puts Greece on the gin map. The gin combines traditional gin botanicals with Greek botanicals for a spirit that holds traditional gin character but also has a sense of place and provenance. Bottled at 45.7%, bold flavours of juniper and rock samphire stand out and are balanced with fresh, earthy and spice notes, along with an enjoyably oily mouthfeel. This is gin that truly shows that there is more to Greek spirits than Ouzo! - Paul Jackson, 2018

Also Available from Grace Gin

Grace Gin - Amethyst
  • 40% ABV. Featuring lemon verbena, lilac blossom, rock samphire, and orange blossom.
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Grace Gin - Bergamot
  • 43.5% ABV. Featuring bergamot, rock samphire, orange blossom, cedar and cypress cones.

Meet the Makers

"The uniqueness of the product lies in its rich aromatic character that comes from the botanicals used, a selection from Greek nature’s land and sea. We researched and experimented with recipes for more than a year to decide on the 13 different botanicals and the extraction processes to be used." - Lila Dimopoulou, Founder
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For more Greek Gins, visit our Greek Gin Guide.
For more gins featuring rock samphire, try Anno Gin and Lytham Gin.
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