Somerset Arms - Restorative Gin 50cl - 40% Vol (Pre-order)

Pre-order now. Deliveries begin the week commencing 16 November 2026. Available to order until 31 December 2026 only.

Please note: this bottle does not include a free branded glass, as we’re making a donation to the Somerset Arms revival instead. Branded glasses are available to pre-order separately.

Crafted with 13 botanicals, including locally foraged hawthorn and rosehip, Restorative Gin is a beautifully balanced, citrus-led London dry gin.

Serving Suggestion: Best served over ice with a premium tonic and a garnish of dried citrus fruit.

This limited-edition release was created to help bring the Somerset Arms back to life as a community hub at the heart of Semington, a place for people to gather, connect and make new memories.

A portion of every bottle sold goes towards the pub’s revival. A flavourful gin with a local cause at its heart.

Save the Somerset Arms is a community led campaign to bring Semington’s village pub back to life as a community-owned asset. 

The Somerset Arms has been part of village life for generations, but since closing its doors in 2023, it’s been missed by many. For local residents, a village pub is about much more than having somewhere to enjoy a drink or nice meal. It’s a place to catch up with friends, celebrate special occasions, and  connect with others. At a time when loneliness and social isolation affect so many people, having welcoming spaces where people can come together, build friendships and feel part of their community has never been more important.

Led by Semington Community Benefit Society, the campaign is working to secure the purchase of the pub and raise the funds needed to restore and reopen it as a welcoming community space. It’s a big ambition, made possible by the generosity, enthusiasm and hard work of people from Semington and beyond.

The Somerset Arms Fundraiser Gin is one of the ways people can get behind the campaign, with proceeds from sales helping towards the effort to save the pub.

Every bottle sold is another little contribution towards giving this much-loved village pub a new chapter.

For more information about the campaign, visit savethesomersetarms.co.uk