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G&D: The Spirit of British Mischief

Not just a drink.

A signal. A scandal.
A story best not retold.

G&D: The Spirit of British Mischief

An Invitation to Misbehave

Welcome to a world

Where rules are optional,rituals are sacred,and nothing good ever happens before sunset.

G&D isn’t just a drink.


It’s a membership.
A rebellion dressed in black tie.


A secret society with a splash of lemon.

A woman crouches in heels and a blazer, hand poised on a G&D cocktail—rebellion served cold in a crystal glass.

The First Pour

Inspired by royal ritual.
Bottled for those who know.

G&D is a 20% ABV ready-to-drink cocktail.
Served straight. Spritzed with something sparkling.
Or slipped into your host’s finest crystal.

We won’t tell you what’s in it.
But we’ll tell you how to drink it.
And how not to behave.

There’s a way to drink it. And a way not to.

It’s not about ingredients. It’s about initiation.

A glass of G&D by the pool, surrounded by apricots, sunglasses, and a journal—summer mischief in session.

You’ll never see an ad for it. But you’ll start noticing it.

The Founder’s Batch isn’t a release, it’s a quiet ripple through certain circles.
It won’t be around for long. But then, neither will you.

A drink, yes. But also a signal.

Dispatches from the World of British Mischief

A proper drink tends to attract improper attention.
Here's what it's been up to.

A mischievous moment at Chelsea — G&D in hand, decorum optional.
A proper lady, an improper sip — G&D spotted mid-toast at the Flower Show.

The Inner Circle

Of course, if you’re not just here for the gossip...

Before G&D, you followed the rules.
After G&D, you wrote them.

This isn’t a mailing list. It’s an initiation.
Behind the red velvet curtain: early access, whispered invitations, and perhaps a scandal or two.

We won’t shout. But if you know, you’ll know.

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