There are two things Sapling loves: great spirits and the natural world. When you choose Sapling you will enjoy both delicious homegrown spirits and making the world a better place.

Sapling's spirits are clean, creamy, and smooth with a touch of sweetness that lends itself beautifully to a vodka martini, gin and tonic, or on the rocks.

Made exclusively in the UK, Sapling use local ingredients to reduce transport emissions. Our base spirits is distilled four times only using British wheat.

To make our vodka our base spirit is then blended with charcoal filtered, de-ionised water. The high starch content of the wheat leaves a fresh finish and a hint of natural sweetness that makes Sapling Vodka so easy to drink.

Our gin is a climate positive London Dry gin distilled using organic Wildfarmed grain. It's bold on the juniper, refreshingly zesty, and hints of rosemary for a herbaceous finish. 

We love working with like minded establishments. Whether it's a pub, bar, event company, independent retailer, or pop up shop, we are honoured to help provide world class cocktails and plant trees all over the country. Here are some of our favourite spots. Give us a shout if you want to join the Sapling community.

We want our projects to be up close and personal, so you can sip on a cocktail in your favourite bar in the knowledge that we are planting locally and enhancing your local community. 

Our London projects span the city from East to West, with orchards planted throughout the city. We even have some fruit trees as central as Elephant and Castle! 

Sapling and Bristol get on pretty well. Just saying. So much so that we have over 15 projects across Bristol in partnership with the council. If you're ever in town and have a moment to spare, get yourself down to Napier Miles, Brislington, or Glyn Vale for some cocktails and tree-hugging.

Remember what we were saying about trees being about more than just carbon absorption?  We've teamed up with the High Atlas foundation in Morocco who are committed to bring economic prosperity to the Atlas Mountains and the countryside by planting trees. The planting is used to develop relationships with the locals and the fruits are sold by rural communities for profit.

When we say that we are still discovering how cool trees are, agroforestry wins the 'wow I didn't know that trees could do that' award. As well sucking up carbon, the trees that we plant on monoculture farms can bring up to 60 species of insect and bird back. They make the soil much more healthy and in turn make your food more nutritious. The positive effect they have on the surrounding ecosystem is huge. 

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