Hand-tailored gin from Vienna by
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ANNIVERSARY !

As 2025 is coming to an end and it once again is time to reflect, this year we reflect not only on this closing one — but, also on something special.

As I write these lines, it marks precisely 25 years of my career as a bespoke tailor.

A quarter of a century of unwavering passion for the craft, an unbending dedication to learning and an never ending striving for perfection — while having the honor of serving some of the world’s finest and most elegant of gentlemen.

In foresight, I have decided to create something special to celebrate this Silver Jubilee. Something “bespoke” — and something that “fits” all: the occasion, those who have joined us along the way and, yours truly.

Thus:

It is with great pride that, after two years of developing, experimenting and perfecting, I may present what I deem duly — and what is the result of my other long lived passion and quest for the ultimate of it’s very kind, respectively:

The “Possanner London Dry Gin”

Handcrafted & distilled in a small copper pot still in a limited edition of 100 hand filled-, and numbered bottles, using the world’s finest selected botanicals and clearest rock water, this is a beautifully dry, perfectly balanced and exceptionally smooth and flavorful, juniper-led bespoke London Dry Gin.

Savoured on its own, or as base for your favorite Cocktail — the perfect Dry Martini, for which it was specifically created — a refreshing Gin & Tonic, a savory Negroni or any other classic: this is dedicated to the occasion and the Connaisseur, with our very best of compliments.

And, because joy shared is joy doubled: for those who wish to join in the celebrations, orders can be placed by DM or Email (link in bio) while stock lasts.

Finally, and as always: thank you for following us all this time — and have a wonderful and, most importantly, safe Sunday evening and remaining time to year!

#lobmeyrambassador cocktail glass

Josef Hoffmann | 6. So many of Josef Hoffmann’s projects featured his favourite motif, the square, that he was nicknamed “Square Hoffmann”. One of the best known – and most elegant – examples was this, the Series B (the B is short for Bronzit) set of a carafe and glasses that he designed in 1912 for J. & L. Lobmeyr, the venerable Viennese crystal maker.
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Seemingly simple in shape, and unmistakably modern, Series B typifies Hoffmann’s work both stylistically and in terms of its technical ingenuity. Lobmeyr’s skilled artisans blew the glass into bespoke beechwood moulds to make it as slender as possible, and etched the exterior with this fine geometric pattern. The Series B was one of the star products to be launched at the 1914 Werkbund Exhibition in Cologne, and has sold steadily ever since as a model of Hoffmann’s fusion of modernity with Viennese craft traditions.

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