A beautifully designed gift for eco-conscious Mother's Day or Christmas presents

Discover something special, give something memorable.

Whether celebrating special occasions, marking milestones big or small, or simply trying something new, it shouldn't have to cost the earth.

Born from a passion for exceptional spirits and sustainable design, aluminibar® brings together discovery sets from independent British distilleries, giving you the chance to explore, savour and share something truly unique.

Beautifully presented in award-winning 100% recycled aluminium miniatures and sustainably sourced, plastic-free gift boxes, each limited-edition set is designed to make gifting and discovery feel special.

A selection of craft gin miniatures and spirits from independent British brands like Salcombe Gin

The launch craft gin collection features 6 dry & delicately flavoured gins :

- Salcombe Rosé Sainte Marie Gin

- Mr White's London Dry Gin

- Penrhos Raspberry Gin

- Six O'Clock London Dry Gin

- Hyke Saved Grape Gin &

- Wildjac Pink Grapefuit and Lime Gin.

Future discovery sets will showcase different spirits from a wide selection of exciting independent British distilleries.

Miniature spirits gift set for birthdays and special occasions

aluminibar® is about celebrating your sustainable spirit.

It's for the curious newcomer and seasoned connoisseur alike.

Discover something new. Share your favourites. Take them anywhere.

Make the gift of discovery something you can feel good about.

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  • "Reduce, reuse, recycle: a formula for a greener, cleaner future"
    Pete Seeger, US folk singer, 1970's

  • "The incorporation of recycled materials in new products reduces the need to extract new raw materials, requires less energy, reduces the volume of waste and avoids the associated pollution"
    Climate Action Accelerator, 2025

  • "Researchers at Southampton University ranked the environmental footprint of recycled aluminium against both new and recycled glass, and against plastic bottles, and found it consistently had the best environmental credentials. Virgin glass was consistently the most harmful
    The Guardian Newspaper, Jan 2026