LOL. It didnt like the word I used to what you do to the sloes **** . OK , use a needle to stab the sloes.

I've just bought a bottle from Tesco Express in Rotherham for under £7........(I can't remember exact price and I opted againt a receipt)

I've been experimenting with fruit tea bags (faddy thing the kids bought and used only once) and a bottle of vodka left over from last Christmas. It's been steeping for a week and tastes pretty good already. Should be even better by Christmas.

+ delivery

Yum! Bring it on. It's delicious :P

Nice gin, good price. Would anticipate to see similar prices at supermarkets over the festive period. Should probably add pantry into the description/title as I expect to get some on prime :smiley:

good sloe gin is hard to beat in winter but Gordon 's is sweet and vile ....hence it's cheap

Well I have not voted
but I have a freezer full of fruit from the summer that could be made into liqueur
and I dare say your local supermarket has some in their rtc cabinet

Gordon's Elderflower Gin is also £12 for 70cl.

I do agree it's cheaper and probably tastier to make your own - but for most people who won't have (and for whom it's probably too late until 3/4 of a year away), this deal is pretty good for the here and now. Don't you think?

how do these not get smashed by delivery drivers :laughing:

Well tough you should have thought ahead(you may still find some anyway)
I for one will be buying the gin now when it is cheap for next year

Make your own !
It really could not be simpler ?
the sloes are free sugar is dead cheap
as are vodka/gin it only takes a very small amount of organisation

This is currently £12 on ocado and £14 at Asda so cheaper when taking into account the delivery costs. Sainsburys also selling for £15 so the same as the Amazon price with delivery.

Need to add postage as its from Amazon Pantry

LOL. It didnt like the word I used to what you do to the sloes **** . OK , use a needle to stab the sloes.

Sloe Gin is usually more expensive.
I made some myself last year. 1 Litre of Gin, 500grams of sloe berries which come from the Blackthorn bush ( September time) and 250grams of sugar.
**** the sloes to release the juice and place into litre of gin with the sugar, shake every day for a few minutes for the first week then once a week for next few months. Total 2-3 months left in a dark place.

It was so nice, the bottle only lasted 2 days.

Plus £3 Amazon Pantry delivery (or am I missing something).

26% abv ?

Seems pricey to me for what's effectively a gin/mixer