Shopping with King & Country
Choosing between the core bottle and the duo
The single 70cl bottle is the straightforward choice if you want to try the house gin for home mixing. At 42% ABV it is a standard-strength spirit, so it works well in the simple serves the brand itself suggests, such as a measure of gin with tonic over plenty of ice, finished with a slice of lemon and a sprig of rosemary. If you prefer something a little different, the K&C Sunset serve pairs the gin with Moscatel de Setubal and fresh orange, which is worth trying once you know the base spirit.
Where the limited edition fits
The waxed-top limited edition sits in the same price range as the standard bottle, so it is mainly a choice about presentation. If you are buying a bottle to give rather than to keep, the waxed finish gives it more of a gift feel without needing extra wrapping. Check the stock status before you plan around it, as the product page shows it as sold out at the time of writing.
When the duo makes sense
The duo pack brings two bottles together, which suits a shared gift or a tasting with a friend who likes gin. It is the option that gives you the most product for a single order, so compare it against buying two single bottles if you already know you want both.
Returns if something goes wrong
The brand publishes a 30-day return policy. To qualify, items must be unused, in original packaging, with proof of purchase, and returns must be requested by email before sending anything back. Personalised items, perishable goods and gift cards are excluded, and the policy states that statutory rights are unaffected. Keep the receipt and check the bottle on arrival, since damaged or incorrect items should be reported straight away.