Tonutti Frutti
Glass: Stemless wine glass
Garnish: Watercress sprig
Method: Drop a lemon wheel into a shaker with ice then add the other ingredients then pour into the glass.
25ml Star of Bombay
15ml Martini Ambrato
15ml Edmond Briottet Fraise des Bois (wild strawberry liqueur)
50ml eager cranberry juice
1 lemon wheel
1 large watercress sprig
Bombay Sapphire Distillery (Laverstoke Mill)
Status: Operational
Established: 2013
Owner: Bacardi Limited
Capacity: 2.4m cases annually (with capacity for a million more)
Visitor Policy: Visitors welcome throughout the year
Tel: +44 (0)1256 895 071
Website: Bombay Sapphire Distillery (Laverstoke Mill)
Address: Laverstoke Mill, London Road, Laverstoke, Hampshire, England, RG28 7NR
Established: 2013
Owner: Bacardi Limited
Capacity: 2.4m cases annually (with capacity for a million more)
Visitor Policy: Visitors welcome throughout the year
Tel: +44 (0)1256 895 071
Website: Bombay Sapphire Distillery (Laverstoke Mill)
Address: Laverstoke Mill, London Road, Laverstoke, Hampshire, England, RG28 7NR
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