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Brighton Gin releases all-natural Raspberry Crush

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Brighton Gin, the South Coast’s multi-award winning super premium gin, has announced the release of its all-natural Raspberry Crush, which is ready to drink on the go, and bottled in fully recyclable and sustainable packaging.English raspberries, Sicilian lemons and a subtle hint of lavender are beautifully balanced with Brighton Gin’s gold-medal winning Seaside Strength gin and lightly carbonated water for the most perfect taste of summer.The 4.8 % ABV Raspberry Crush is the first release in Brighton Gin’s new range, made for enjoying the Spirit of Brighton on the go.

With absolutely no nasties, no added sugar, not an e-number in sight, absolutely vegan and with a focus on ethical and sustainable production, it’s totally sessionable for.

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