Harvest 2024 — Single Origin
A gin of one place. One season. One memory.
Gathered between the first morning frost and the autumn equinox, each botanical was hand-foraged at peak aromatic density. The distillation ran for seven hours in a single copper pot still. Nothing was blended. Nothing was adjusted.
The Silvardin still is a 250-litre Portuguese copper alembic, installed in 2017. There is no shortcut in copper distillation. The conversation between spirit and metal takes time.
We run once annually. One distillation, one decision, one result. If the batch fails, there is no second attempt. There is only next autumn.
Written in the silence after the first sip.
Each bottle carries the harvest coordinates, the batch number, and the date of distillation etched into the glass. No two batches share the same label design.
Silvardin is allocated. There is no shelf distribution. Each year, registered members receive first access to the new harvest — in order of registration.