Connie Glaze Toffee Vodka Liqueur

£25.00

70cl

20% ABV

DELICIOUSLY SMOOTH, BEAUTIFULLY BALANCED WITH A HINT OF CORNISH SEA SALT. BEST ENJOYED OVER ICE WITH GOOD COMPANY.

Every small batch of Connie Glaze Toffee Vodka Liqueur is slowly filtered through Cornish golden sand at our craft distillery, then masterfully blended with devilishly tasty toffee and real sea salt crystals from Cornish Sea Salt Co.

Inspired by Constantine Bay. 1% of sales are donated to Beach Guardian CIC. Every bottle sold helps keep our beaches clean.

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Tasting Notes

Tarquin's creations are always perfectly balanced and juniper led. Inspired by our home on the Wild Cornish Coast, each of our gins celebrates local flavour, ingredients and environment.

Nose

Sweet bubbling caramel, classic treacle, fresh cream

Taste

Rich toffee, caramelised brown sugar, soft buttery notes

Finish

Creamy mouthfeel and a satisfying hint of sea salt

Our Process

As a fully-independent, family-run business, we at Southwestern Distillery like to celebrate the fact that we do things a little bit differently.

The latest addition to Southwestern Distillery's award-winning family of spirits is Connie Glaze Slow Sand Filtered Vodka. Created by self-taught Master Distiller Tarquin Leadbetter, Connie Glaze Vodka is slowly crafted with 100% British Wheat spirit, filtered through purified, golden sand at our craft distillery in Cornwall. Then blended with distilled water to give a pure and smooth vodka.
Named after the incredible golden sand beaches of Constantine Bay and the crisp clean blue water of the Atlantic Ocean, Connie, short for Constantine, and Glaze, meaning ‘Blue’ in Cornish. Tarquin and the team at Southwestern Distillery is dedicated to protecting their local beaches, 1% of all sales of Connie Glaze Vodka is given to Cornish Beach Guardians to support their work cleaning nearby Constantine Bay and the Cornish coast.