Porcelain Shanghai: Dry Gin from China Porcelain Shanghai Dry Gin is produced from 18 botanists that include: Mongolian juniper berries, Goji berries, Sichuan pepper, cardamom, coriander seeds, almond, hazelnut, orange peel, lemon and grapefruit, tangerine, rose and 6 other secret ingredients. Each process is handmade and hand-made: from the opening of hazelnuts to the peeling and drying of citrus fruits, to the application of the labels. Mulan is the name of the large, bespoke 500-litre copper still that is used for distillation: the botanists simmer for one night inside the boiler to obtain an intense aroma. The Whitley Neill distillery has a very ancient origin, born in 1762, and a traditional know-how that allows it to look with confidence at the contemporary. Whitley Neill offers several releases that are inspired by travel, to distant and nearby countries, to exotic and home flavors, fully embracing that glocal feeling so widespread today. The Premium London Dry Gin is inspired by the vivid beauty and mystery that surrounds Africa. A direct descendant of Greenall Whitley and the last in a long line of distillers, Johnny Neill wanted to create a gin for his wife of African origin.