Brand
Brockmans
Brockmans is a British super-premium gin brand known for a soft, fruit-forward aromatic profile, developed by founder Neil Everitt and partners. The brand presents itself with the 'Properly Improper' identity and emphasizes sustainability (B Corp certification announced recently).
- United Kingdom
- Since 2006
- 1 product
The story
The Brockmans project began in the early 2000s by Neil Everitt and his partners. According to the brand, operations started in 2006; in the following years Brockmans established itself in the premium gin segment with an international positioning and product variants beyond the core label.
Production philosophy
Respect for gin-making tradition combined with a creative, unconventional approach: Brockmans defines its identity as 'Properly Improper', preserving noble aspects of tradition while experimenting with botanicals and aromatic profiles to offer a gin that also suits neat or on-the-rocks consumption.
Production method
The producer describes the product as the result of an approach that balances tradition and experimentation; commercial sheets and specialist magazines often describe the gin as made in small batches. The detailed production method (e.g. type of still or specific technical steps) is not publicly disclosed in the official sources consulted.
Distillation
Not specified in detail by official sources; public information points to the use of selected botanicals and small-batch production.
Characteristics
- Type
- Brand
- Categories
- gin
- premium gin
- fruity gin
- modern gin
- Raw materials
- neutral spirit (base)
- juniper berries
- berries (blueberries, blackberries)
- citrus peels
- coriander seeds
- angelica root
- liquorice
- Representative products
- Brockmans Intensely Smooth Gin 1 L
- Brockmans Intensely Smooth Gin 70 cl
- Brockmans Agave Cut
- Brockmans Orange Kiss
What makes it distinctive
- Brand 'Properly Improper' positioned in the super‑premium segment
- B Corp certification (B Corp certification announced by the brand in 2024)
- Aromatic profile recognised as soft and fruit- or berry-forward
- Expanded range with expressions like Agave Cut and Orange Kiss