Fossil Coast Drinks Co is pleased to announce the addition of two new fruity alcoholic drink expressions dedicated to the Jurassic Coast.

Fossil Coast experience Charmouth's beguiling natural history by taking a guided fossil hunting walk with the local experts.

The Lyme Regis Museum is a must-see museums along the Jurassic Coast whose discoveries, artefacts and fossils preservations are world class.

Learn about how fossil hunting the Cretaceous rocks of Dorset was the inspiration for Fossil Coast's own Lime Stone London Dry Gin.

Learn about the Jurassic Coast's Triassic's rocks and fossils whose familiar red sandstone is the inspiration for Fossil Coasts Red Bed Gin

Fossil hunting is an enjoyable experience so there is a fossil collecting code of conduct along the Jurassic Coast.

Get up close with Jurassic Coast fossils and the geology exhibits and visit local museums and visitor centres.

Sip back and explore Vodka, a clear distilled spirit from Eastern Europe, dates back to 11th-century Poland and 12th-century Russia. Made from grains or potatoes, it undergoes multiple distillations and charcoal filtration to achieve smoothness. Enjoyed neat or in cocktails like Moscow Mule and Cosmopolitan, vodka’s subtle flavours, artisan infusions, and cultural heritage make it a versatile and globally celebrated spirit.

Sip back and discover the history and recipe of the classic Hanky-Panky cocktail, invented by Ada “Coley” Coleman at London’s Savoy Hotel in 1925. This gin-based cocktail combines gin, sweet vermouth, and Fernet Branca for a bold, aromatic, and slightly bitter flavor. Popular during Prohibition, the Hanky-Panky remains a timeless classic in craft cocktail bars worldwide, garnished with an orange twist.

The Gimlet Cocktail Recipe

The French 75 Cocktail Recipe is named after a large 75mm field gun used by the French during World War One.

The Fog Cutter Cocktail Recipe

The Fairbank Cocktail Recipe a simple variation of the classic martini.

The Corpse Reviver #2 Cocktail Recipe The Corpse Reviver #2 belongs to a group of drinks dating back to the 1870's as a hangover remedy.

The Bronx cocktail is described as a simple variation of the perfect martini with the addition of orange juice.

Martini Cocktail Recipe. The quintessential cocktail that only has two ingredients prepared with gin.

What defines a Bush Gin?

Sip back and discover Alpine Gin, a European gin style rooted in the herbal traditions of Austria, Germany, and Switzerland. Defined by mountain botanicals like gentian, edelweiss, Swiss stone pine, and alpine juniper, Alpine Gin delivers crisp, piney, herbaceous flavours shaped by high-altitude terroir, wild foraging, and craft distilling. Learn how this modern style evolved into a globally recognised category.

Sip back and discover what defines a classic gin, from its juniper-forward style and neutral grain base to the differences between London Dry Gin, Plymouth Gin, Old Tom Gin, and Navy Strength Gin. Learn how botanicals, distillation techniques, and flavour profiles shape modern mixology and help bartenders choose the right gin for cocktails like the Martini or Pegu Club Cocktail.

What is a Contemporary Gin?