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Beverage producer launches campaign to save Britain’s botanicals

Botanically brewed mixer manufacturer Fentimans has launched its Save the Botanicals campaign in the UK on-trade, which aims to highlight endangered British plant species.

The campaign has been launched in preparation for World Earth Day (22 April), and will highlight endangered plant species through bespoke cocktail menus, with each drink named after a rare British plant.

Teaming up with Plantlife, the wild plant conservation charity, Fentimans has compiled a list of botanicals that are amongst the rarest in Britain, such as spreading bellflower, red helleborine, lesser butterfly orchid, meadow clary and crested cow-wheat.

Fentimans has partnered with leading cocktail bars across the UK, including Public in Sheffield, Cottonopolis in Manchester, Her Majesty’s Secret Service in Bristol and Heads + Tails in London. Each bar will be serving a Save the Botanicals G&T, which combines The Botanist Gin, cucumber syrup and Fentimans Botanical Tonic Water.

Read more at The Spirits Business (Owen Bellwood)

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