Discover the Best Pineapple Gins
In 2017, the first Pineapple Gin arrived on the market from Agnes Arber Gin, and they have proven very popular indeed thanks to their potential for tropical, summery servings or warming Winter servings thanks to combining wonderfully with Ginger Ale or Ginger Beer. In 2021 and again in 2022, Agnes Arber Pineapple Gin was a Winner in the Flavoured Gin category of The Gin Guide Awards, and major brands such as Greenall's Gin and Whitley Neill Gin have since followed their lead by launching their own Pineapple Gins. Discover the best Pineapple Gins available in our guide, listed from A-Z including information, tasting notes, serving suggestions and details of where you can order a bottle for yourself.
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Agnes Arber Pineapple (41.6% ABV)
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Agnes Arber Gin was launched in 2017 and is distilled at Langley Distillery in the West Midlands. The brand is inspired by the acclaimed botanical historian, Agnes Arber, and the gin includes 10 botanicals including juniper, lemon, orange, lime, cassia bark and pineapple.
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Hills & Harbour Burnt Orange & Smoked Pineapple Gin (40% ABV)
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Founded in Galloway, Scotland, in 2017 by Graham Taylor, Crafty Distillery is a 'grain to glass' distillery, meaning they are one of just a handful of British distilleries to produce their own base spirit - a process which takes an additional 10 - 12 days and uses local wheat.
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Whitley Neill Pineapple Gin (43% ABV)
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Having established a large range of popular, low-cost Flavoured Gins available in supermarkets, Whitley Neill Gin launched their Pineapple Gin in 2022. Inspired by Founder, Johnny Neill's travels in the America's, it contains the sweetness of Costa Rican pineapples.
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