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ABOUT US
Chris and Rose Bax have spent decades learning about and experimenting with botanical flavours. Between them they have over 30 years experience of teaching and consulting to the food industry, focussing on delicious and exciting ways to use wild ingredients and culinary herbs. They are now using all their skills and experience to distil a secret recipe of herbs, roots, berries and flowers to create alcohol-free spirits with layers of beautifully complex flavours.
In their quest for sustainability they have tracked down organic, fair traded, fair wild herbs and it is with these that they created the drinks they produce today. Carefully balanced, using the knowledge and experience gained from years spent experimenting with exciting ingredients.
DESIGNED BY NATURE
We use organic and ethically sourced herbs and botanicals: wherever possible using recycled and recyclable packaging – even our bottle labels are printed on material that is a by-product from the sugar industry.
The magic is in the botanicals, crafted by us but designed by nature.
Our heart felt wish is to be kind to our planet.
Inspired by wild herbs and botanicals we combined flavours to create complex alcohol-free spirits. We distil in beaten copper stills in a time-honoured way making our drinks pure, honest and beautifully natural.
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What inspired us to create Bax Botanics?
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Alcohol-free in the spotlight.
With Dry January in full swing we are very pleased to be featuring in some excellent “Best Alcohol Free Drinks” reviews in the media. It’s a difficult and worrying time for all of us right Read More
BBC Good Food – The best non-alcoholic and low-alcohol drinks taste tested
The best non-alcoholic and low-alcohol drinks taste tested BBC Good Food Nov. 2020 (link to full article) Drinks experts Richard Davie and Miriam Nice recommend their top picks for low- and alcohol-free beverages, including lagers, Read More
