A gin that started life at the 600-acre Rathfinny Estate on Sussex's South Downs, where award-winning English sparkling wines are made. The estate sent the rebêche - the juice from the third pressing which is too coarse to make sparkling wine - from their 2016 harvest to a distillery near Guildford, which combined spirit from this juice with grain spirit and nine botanicals to create Seven Sisters gin. Named after the Seven Sisters cliffs in Sussex, this is a classic gin that works well with a light tonic and an orange garnish.