Puerto de Indias

Puerto de Indias is a Spanish brand of pioneering premium gin. The brand's name is linked to the discovery of the Americas, when the city of Seville was the main port between Europe and the 'New World' in the 16th century. It became known as Puerto de Indias, a place of splendour and adventure.

The brand offers a wide range of excellent gins that are specially top distilled using 130-year-old Copper Stills. The most famous and popular gin in the portfolio was Strawberry, which was the world's first ever strawberry gin.

The shape of the bottles that the gin comes in is inspired by the Torre del Oro (Golden Tower), one of Seville's most famous landmarks and the vibrant centre of the city's harbour.