East Chase Distillers, the independent spirit producer based at East Chase Farm in Kenilworth, has released a new line of miniature bottles in time for the Christmas season.

The 5cl miniatures offer "perfectly giftable" versions of the distillery's most popular gins, including London Dry Heritage, Summer Fruits, Citrus Orange, and Rhubarb & Apple.

Customers can buy them individually for £6.50 or as a "beautifully boxed" gift set of four for £28, through the distillery's online shop or from the distillery itself.

Easy Chas Distillery is also "excited" to launch its new Sloe gin and barrel aged gin (currently only available from the distillery for collection).

Founder Luke Weetman says the miniature range provides an ideal solution for those unsure which flavour to gift, allowing recipients to sample the full collection.

He describes the minis as excellent stocking-fillers and a way for customers to support a local, independent business.

East Chase Distillers new Sloe gin and barrel aged gin (image via ECD)

All spirits are crafted using the distillery's world-leading Holstein still and are made with high-quality botanicals and traditional distillation methods to produce smooth, balanced flavour profiles.

The business was launched in November 2022 alongside the Weetman family's established Christmas tree business, which sells roughly 2,500 trees annually from the farm.

Since then, East Chase Distillers has expanded its product line to include a full range of premium gins and, in 2024, introduced three new vodka blends: Premium Standard, Wild Berries, and Orange & Passionfruit.

The distillery also runs a bar on-site every Friday night, inviting locals to enjoy drinks made where they are produced.

Buy your gifts from East Chase Distillers online or at the distillery (image via ECD)

Regular food-takeover nights are held as well, with more events scheduled throughout December.

Visitors can learn more or purchase products through the distillery's website.

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