Eden Mill Afternoon Tea
Eden Mill Afternoon Tea

Eden Mill Launches Autumnal Gin Afternoon Tea After Three Sell-outs

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Following three sell-out events this summer, Eden Mill is welcoming autumn to St Andrews with a new seasonal Gin Afternoon Tea series, bringing together autumnal flavours, locally made treats and signature gin cocktails at its new distillery every Sunday until the end of the year.

Launching on Sunday 6th September and priced at £45 per person, the experience will showcase the flavours of the new season through a selection of sweet and savoury treats, accompanied by two Eden Mill gin cocktails.

Dundee’s Machair Bakery returns to create the cakes, freshly baked scones and preserves, bringing a local touch to the autumn menu.

Guests will also receive a 10% discount voucher for the Eden Mill distillery shop, with plenty more planned as the seasons change.

Hamish Maclean, Senior Brand Manager at Eden Mill, said: “There’s something pretty special about St Andrews at this time of year, and we wanted to capture that through seasonal flavours. Brilliant local cakes and scones from Machair Bakery are perfectly paired with some exquisite Eden Mill cocktails.

“We’ll keep up the seasonal theme through the rest of the year too, from celebrating the Home of Golf in October to something suitably festive as Christmas approaches. It’s the perfect excuse to spend a cosy Sunday afternoon with us at the distillery.”

The Eden Mill Gin Afternoon Tea takes place every Sunday until the end of the year and is priced at £45 per person, including two gin cocktails and a 10% discount voucher for the distillery shop.

Bookings are available now at:
https://www.edenmill.com/pages/gin-afternoon-tea

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