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Louisa Streeting

New Broadmead shop applies for alcohol licence to sell gin

A new gin shop has applied for an alcohol licence in an empty unit in Broadmead. Signage has emerged on a store in Quakers Friars formerly home to Kurt Geiger.

The application was made by Bramley And Gage Limited on behalf of 6 O'Clock Gin, an artisan gin brand produced in its Thornbury distillery. The family-run business, which started over 30 years ago, has applied for the sale of alcohol at the premises on Sundays between 11am and 5pm and Monday to Saturday from 9am to 9pm.

While there is little known about the new store, Bristol City Council’s Licencing Register Act has said it will sell 6 O'Clock Gin products and merchandise as well as tickets for its tours of the distillery. It is also expected to offer gin sampling.

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