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About
Bonalumi Bottlers is a Swedish small‑batch distillery founded by brothers Daniel and Marcus Bonalumi in
the heart of Österlen, a coastal region often called "Little Provence" for its golden fields, berries and
flowers. Their flagship Österlen Gin is a London Dry Gin distilled between the fields and the sea, using
local botanicals to deliver a crisp, spicy and slightly floral profile with juniper, herbs, pepper and citrus
that can be sipped neat or used in elevated cocktails. Each batch is produced in artisan, tailor‑made
runs and sealed by the master distiller, with a focus on capturing the terroir of Österlen in every bottle
for premium venues.
Designed to be sipped, not just mixed.
Bonalumi Bottlers focuses on gins that are
designed to be sipped, not just mixed, with a
notably long flavour journey compared to most
gins.
The extended length on the palate means they
influence cocktails beyond the front of the
mouth, opening up new possibilities in mixology
and even in sauces and broths for gastronomic
use.
Our creations
Activities and events
Activities
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Distillery Tour
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Tasting and Premium
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Be a Bottler (30 min Gin bottling)
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Cocktail Masterclasses
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Blending Lab (coming soon)
Book the Bottlers for an event
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Tasting
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Signature cocktails
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Custom label (wedding, company retreat)
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Bartending service
Book a Tour

Premium Partnerships
Given the craftsmanship involved in the production of this gin, nothing brings us more joy than to work with passionate individuals around the world. So whether you want to make a collaborative spirit with us, a branded Gin for your quality establishments or develop a culinary creative channel, for example, just contact us and we would be happy to explore any possible avenues together.
Distribution
Taste has no geographical limits, anyone who shares our passion and vision should be able to enjoy our creations, so if our bottles aren't seated on your shelves, contact us and lets make it possible. We can currently be found in Sweden, Denmark, France, Switzerland, Germany, Australia and Singapore.










