The award winning Il Dottore Gin

Our guests are Brian Jackson, Agnes Jamora, Ludovica D'andria from Cold Flame Ventures, as they discuss their new award-winning gin, “IL Dottore.” 
IL Dottore Gin is distilled in Italy, typically described as coming from a small, family‑run distillery that blends traditional methods with a modern flavor profile. Messaging around the brand emphasizes Italian craftsmanship and Mediterranean character rather than the traditional London Dry template.​


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