The Pig's Elbow

In the 1800s, renowned cartographer Eugene Curry traveled the length and breadth of Ireland’s West, putting many rural Irish towns on the map for the first time. When he came across a bend in the road by the bridge in Cooraclare, he remarked that the village street resembled a Pig’s Elbow, giving it a nickname that affectionately lives on 180 years later.

The Pig’s Elbow is a classic juniper forward Irish Style Dry Gin, with refreshing notes of citrus, pear, cucumber and a hint of black tea. Bottled at 40% in Cooraclare, Co. Clare.

A portion of profits from each bottle sold goes to supporting community groups in the parish of Cooraclare.