Beefeater Gin

Beefeater Gin is one of the world's most iconic London Dry gins. Founded in 1863 by pharmacist-turned-distiller James Burrough in London, the brand took inspiration from the Yeomen Warders (popularly nicknamed "Beefeaters") guarding the Tower of London.

Throughout its history, Beefeater has remained closely tied to its London heritage, being traditionally distilled in Kennington, London, using a classic copper pot distillation method and a distinct blend of nine botanicals. Although bottling operations have in modern times expanded to other specialized facilities within the United Kingdom, distillation remains anchored in London.

In 2005, global wine and spirits conglomerate Pernod Ricard acquired Allied Domecq, bringing Beefeater under its beverage portfolio alongside brands such as Absolut, Chivas Regal, and Jameson. In Denmark, Beefeater Gin is imported and distributed through Pernod Ricard Denmark A/S.