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Ashmolean Museum Oxford
by The Oxford Artisan Distillery
Ashmolean Gin is full of inspiration from the Museum, and all the origins of the museum's collections are present in this bottle through its botanicals and flavours. The gin is perfect for a dinner party, at home or as a gift for someone special.
This gin is flavoured with 17 botanicals including exotic jara lemon, rose, jasmine, and spices from the Middle East and Asia. Full tasting and juniper-led, with an intriguing note of cardamom and myrrh, it finishes with a clean and lingering taste of orris and lemongrass.
The bottle illustration is 'Spray of Morning Glory', by Takeuchi Seiho (1864 - 1942), part of our Eastern Art Collection.
Created from grain to glass by The Oxford Artisan Distillery.
Please be aware that this gin may appear cloudy under specific temperatures. The flavour in gin comes from the oils in the botanicals that are only soluble in alcohol. Once gin is a water/alcohol mixture, more oils will mean these are not so soluble causing the cloudiness in the liquid. The more the flavour, the cloudier the gin. The Oxford Artisan Distillery only use the freshest of the botanicals and has packed the Ashmolean Gin full of flavour.
This item is strictly for sale to Over 18's only. You will be required to verify your age before your order can be fulfilled. Delivery is restricted to specific countries, and you can find more details about this in our Delivery & Returns section.
Dimensions: 70cl
Ingredients: 40% ABV
Allergy information: Contains alcohol
Shipping to United States of America is currently suspended for the foreseeable future.
The de minimus exemption for orders under $800 going to USA ended on Friday 29 August 2025. Please bear with us while we update our systems to accommodate the new tariffs and duties.
Christmas Delivery Dates
Please be aware that during busy periods, such as Christmas, it may take us longer than normal to respond to enquiries and to dispatch orders.
We recommend placing your order as early as possible to avoid disappointment. These are the recommended last dates for placing your order:
UK delivery – midnight Wednesday 17 December 2025
International delivery – midnight Wednesday 10 December 2025 (delivery times may be affected by customs clearance)
There will be reduced staffing over the Christmas holidays, so any online orders placed after midday Monday 22 December will be dispatched after 5 January 2026.
Our Pickup service is a convenient way for you to order online and collect your purchase in person at the Museum. Simply select the Pickup option at checkout.
The Online Shop team operates between Monday-Friday 10:00-16:00, so please allow time for us to prepare your order for collection or delivery, particularly at busy times of the year. We aim to have your order ready for collection/delivery within 72 hours.
The Museum will be closed on 24, 25, 26 December 2025, and 1 January 2026.
UK 1st Class: delivery 2-5 business days from dispatch
Europe: approximately 3-11 business days from dispatch (customs clearance may cause delays)
Rest of World: approximately 3-11 business days from dispatch (customs clearance may cause delays)
Please be aware that orders to International addresses may be subject to local customs duty or taxes. You will need to pay any additional charges for customs clearance, charges include local VAT and duty based on the value and origin of the product.
There is 5kg weight restriction for UK orders, and a 2kg weight restriction for International orders. If your order exceeds this weight, please contact the Online Shop team so that we can organise a quote for special delivery: onlineshop@ashmus.ox.ac.uk
Further information on our delivery options and returns policy can be found in Shipping & Returns.
The profit from your purchases helps fund the running, collection and care of the Ashmolean Museum, which is free to enter and offers more than 1000 tours, workshops and lectures each year. By shopping with us today, you are helping support everything that we do.
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