Inside the Bottle: The Botanicals Behind Magna Carta Gin

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Inside the Bottle: The Botanicals Behind Magna Carta Gin

Nine botanicals, one gin — here’s exactly what’s in the bottle.

Good gin is a balancing act. Juniper gives Magna Carta Gin its piney backbone, but it’s everything layered around it — citrus peel, warming spice, floral notes — that gives it its particular character. Nine botanicals go into every batch, each doing a specific job in the glass.

Rather than just listing them out, we built the interactive guide below so you can see exactly where each botanical sits in the bottle, what it is, and how it shapes the gin’s flavour from the first sip to the finish. If you’re a rum drinker, our rum has its own bottle to explore too.

Interactive

Explore the botanicals

Hover — or tap — any ingredient in the illustration below to see what it is and how it shapes the flavour.

Illustration of the Inside the Bottle: The Botanicals Behind Magna Carta Gin bottle showing its layered botanical ingredients

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Explore the botanicals

This bottle is built layer by layer from real botanicals and spices. Move your cursor over any layer in the illustration — or tap it on mobile — to learn what it is and the part it plays in the final flavour.
Tip: hovering the ingredient itself — not a marker — lights up that whole layer.

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Inside the Bottle: The Botanicals Behind Magna Carta Gin comes in a full-size bottle and travel-friendly pouches — same botanicals, same flavour.

Awards & Recognition

Recognised at the IWSC, London Spirits Competition and Great Taste Awards.